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Refereed research The editor's selection of the most interesting refereed research published recently in Genome Biology.
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 Anup Parikh, Edward Roshan Miranda, Mariko Katoh-Kurasawa, Danny Fuller, Gregor Rot, Lan Zagar, Tomaz Curk, Richard Sucgang, Rui Chen, Blaz Zupan, William F Loomis, Adam Kuspa, Gad Shaulsky
(17 March 2010)
Transcriptional profiling of Dictyostelium development reveals significant conservation of transcriptional profiles between evolutionarily divergent species.
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 Thomas K Albert, Krobinian Grote, Stefan Boeing, Michael Meisterernst
(15 March 2010)
Genome-wide mapping of the human TFIIB and NC2 transcription factor binding sites reveals insights into the formation of the pre-initiation complex.
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 Zasha Weinberg, Joy X Wang, Jarrod Bogue, Jingying Yang, Keith Corbino, Ryan H Moy, Ronald R Breaker
(15 March 2010)
Novel motifs identified in a comparative genomic analysis of bacterial, archaeal and metagenomic data reveals over 100 candidate structured RNAs.
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 Can Cenik, Adnan Derti, Joseph C Mellor, Gabriel F Berriz, Frederick P Roth
(11 March 2010)
Genes with short 5  UTR introns have higher expression than genes with no or long 5  UTR introns. Complex evolutionary forces act on these introns.
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 Zhengdong D Zhang, Adam Frankish, Toby Hunt, Jennifer Harrow, Mark Gerstein
(8 March 2010)
Novel human pseudogenes are identified that had previous functionality and their age is estimated. The rate of loss-of-function occurred uniformly.
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 Marina V Granovskaia, Lars J Jensen, Matthew E Ritchie, Joern Toedling, Ye Ning, Peer Bork, Wolfgang Huber, Lars M Steinmetz
(1 March 2010)
A high resolution strand-specific transcriptional atlas of the budding yeast mitotic cell cycle, including both mRNA and non-coding RNA profiles.
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 Nicole M Gerardo, Boran Altincicek, Caroline Anselme, Hagop Atamian, Seth M Barribeau, Martin de Vos, Elizabeth J Duncan, Jay D Evans, Toni Gabaldón, Murad Ghanim, Adelaziz Heddi, Isgouhi Kaloshian, Amparo Latorre, Andres Moya, Atsushi Nakabachi, Benjamin J Parker, Vincente Pérez-Brocal, Miguel Pignatelli, Yvan Rahbé, John S Ramsey, et al.
(23 February 2010)
The genome of the pea aphid Acyrthosiphon pisum lacks genes thought to be crucial in other insects for recognition, signaling and killing of microbes.
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  Adam Woolfe, James C Mullikin, Laura Elnitski
(16 February 2010)
A comparative analysis of SNPs and their exonic and intronic environments identifies the features predictive of splice affecting variants.
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