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Decreased dCAP-D3 levels result in spreading of repressive histone marks and an opening of the chromatin at a dCAP-D3 regulated gene cluster containing a retrotransposon.
Published 2013“…(B) qRT-PCR for transcript levels of genes surrounding <i>mdg1-1403</i> (as depicted in diagram in A) indicates that compared to control dsRNA treated cells, transcription is decreased in dCAP-D3 dsRNA treated cells prior to retrotransposon mobilization (day 4) and increases to almost normal levels on the day of retrotransposon mobilization (day 5). …”
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Statistically significant correspondence between human psoriasis and mouse psoriasiform phenotypes: Proportion of psoriasiform-increased to psoriasiform-decreased transcripts.
Published 2011“…<p>Genes significantly increased or decreased in human psoriasis were identified and the expression of orthologous genes was studied in the K5-Tie2 phenotype (A and B), the IMQ phenotype (C and D), the K14-AREG phenotype on ear skin (E and F), the K14-AREG phenotype on tail skin (G and H), the K5-Stat3C phenotype (I and J), and the K5-TGFβ1 phenotype (K and L). …”
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HGDP data show that T2D risk allele frequencies decrease from Sub-Saharan Africa through Europe to East Asia.
Published 2012“…A similar pattern was observed in the remaining five T2D risk alleles in <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1002621#pgen.1002621.s002" target="_blank">Figure S2</a>. …”
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