… at bidirectional promoters and for sense–antisense transcript pairs during a 120-h time …
transcription start sites of protein-coding genes may be generating bidirectional transcription …

… NATs (natural antisense transcripts) were first described in bacteria as … , there is a consensus
that natural antisense transcription is a … sense transcript. Alternatively, NATs can regulate …

… -coding antisense RNA partner of a protein-coding transcript 1 . The presence of non-protein-coding
sense and antisense transcript pairs indicates that natural antisense transcripts …

… picture and better understanding of natural antisense transcription in vertebrates. In
addition, a platform was generated for scientists working on natural antisense RNAs (www.narna.ncl.…

… Natural antisense transcripts (NATs) are RNA molecules that … of the natural antisense
transcripts remains controversial … discuss the sense-antisense overlap regulatory mechanisms …

… transcription from both sense and antisense strands. The benefit of the resulting natural
antisense transcripts (… tion between gene ontology and antisense transcription. Here we suggest …

… Established cellular mechanisms related to the transcription of natural antisense transcripts.
Top panel: over-expression of an antisense transcript (in blue) causes the modification and …

… transcript pairs are of high interest for treatment. Indeed, these pairs can be targeted by
antisense … Here, we describe the current knowledge about natural antisense transcripts, their …

… a pivotal role of antisense transcripts in eukaryotic gene expression; … natural antisense
transcripts. A section that highlights the technical difficulties encountered in research on antisense …

… Antisense transcription is a widespread phenomenon in mammalian genomes, leading to
production of RNAs molecules referred to as natural antisense transcripts (NATs). NATs apply …