Genomic imprinting is a form of epigenetic regulation whereby some genes are silenced
according to their parental origin. The H19/IGF2 locus located in the chromosome 11 in p15 …

The field of the long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) is advancing rapidly. Currently, it is one of
the most popular fields in the biological and medical sciences. It is becoming increasingly …

In the past decade, studies of non-coding RNAs increase. Non-coding RNAs are divided in
two classes: small and long non-coding RNA. It was shown that long non-coding RNAs …

The H19 gene produces a non‐coding RNA, which is abundantly expressed during
embryonic development and down‐regulated after birth. Although this gene was discovered …

The authors discuss some of the potential regulators of the IGF2-H19 region and several
advances in molecular biology. The author mentions the study of Bartel in 2004 where they …

The imprinted H19 gene produces a non-coding RNA of unknown function. Mice lacking
H19 show an overgrowth phenotype, due to a cis effect of the H19 locus on the adjacent Igf2 …

Genomic imprinting is an epigenetic marking process that confers parent‐of‐origin‐
dependent expression on certain genes. These imprinted genes are sometimes found in …

It was recently shown that a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), that we named the 91H RNA
(ie antisense H19 transcript), is overexpressed in human breast tumours and contributes in …

The H19/IGFf2 locus belongs to a large imprinted domain located on human chromosome
11p15. 5 (homologue to mouse distal chromosome 7). The H19 gene is expressed from the …

Numerous genomic imprinting loci are regulated by long non-coding RNA (lncRNA). We
have previously identified a new lncRNA at the H19/IGF2 locus transcribed in H19 antisense …