Scientists in the U.K., Australia and China have identified a brain molecule called NEAT1 that appears to play a central role ...

The gene that causes orange coloration in cats had been pondered for years, but never actually found—until now.Cats with ...

A study highlights how the molecule NEAT1 contributes to photophobia in migraines. By affecting a gene linked to pain, NEAT1 ...

Colorectal cancer (CRC) remains one of the most prevalent and deadly cancers worldwide, with rising incidence linked to dietary and lifestyle changes. Despite advances in surgery and chemotherapy, ...

Generally, those RNA molecules that do not take the form of mRNA are referred to as noncoding, because they do not encode proteins. The involvement of noncoding mRNAs in many regulatory processes ...

We recommend, however, that you also perform similar intersections with other protein-coding genes, pseudogenes, noncoding genes and gene prediction tracks that appear to be reliable in the region ...

The following is a summary of “Profiling Long Noncoding RNA in Psoriatic Skin Using Single-Cell RNA Sequencing,” published in ...

But, Diederichs notes, “we didn’t find a remarkable open reading frame, and we didn’t find any protein expressed from it. We decided that it has to be something noncoding.” The scientific community ...

However, disease-associated variants can also be found in these noncoding regions of the genome, which often control when proteins are made or "expressed." Since this "regulatory code" is not well ...

The paper D.M. Anderson et al., “A micropeptide encoded by a putative long noncoding RNA regulates muscle performance,” Cell, 160:595-606, 2015. The transcript Eric Olson and his colleagues at the ...

The firm develops RNA-guided therapeutics that target the regulatory genome, composed of genes that regulate expression of other genes.