… of the Sequence Ontology, which aims to define the sequence … (positive numbers represent
bases downstream of the TSS, … , we define a promoter as a DNA segment essential for the …

… The RNA sequences and structures recognized by RBPs are encoded by the underlying
genomic sequence, and thus represent a class of functional sequence elements not previously …

… a downstream stop codon, produces an overlapping ORF 18 . d | Non-coding intron sequences
may acquire a start codon through mutation and, in conjunction with a downstream stop …

… and concordant gene conversion to eliminate the deletion site … for replication of host DNA
sequences downstream from the origin … sequences necessary for their own transcription. These …

… c | Consensus sequences are essential for annotating genomes and can be used to … can
occur in the downstream flanking sequence. For example, Alu elements do not contain a Pol III …

… from most types of functional sequence, they have broadly … -binding sites are functionally
equivalent as loop anchors, … To do so, we defined upstream and downstream boundary …

… , Bash, and R), manages all necessary packages and environments with Anaconda 17 , …
sequence and the sample index sequence upstream and a P7 flowcell sequence downstream …

… downstream … essential to the rapid production of motor sequences. Based on our findings,
it is clear that a holistic strategy is not necessary for motor cortex to generate rapid sequences, …

… The canonical AUG start codon sequence functions as the translation … -element in eukaryotes,
uORFs usually suppress the translation of downstream mORFs, which play essential roles …

… the chromatin state necessary for the functional readout of CGIs. … elements. Understanding
how CGIs emerged and evolved to have functional significance in gene regulatory elements …