Antisense Expression Repertoire of the Human Brain

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Chicago 16th edition
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Your Bibliography: Hu, Haiyang, Xi Jiang and Ning Fu and Philip Khaytovich (2016). "Antisense Expression Repertoire of the Human Brain". International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 11 (18):12985-13000.

Abstract

Gene expression is the most fundamental level at which the genotype gives rise to the phenotype. Therefore, when and where, why and how a gene would be expressed is of the upmost importance during biology process. One type of expression – the antisense transcription – occurs between a pair of genes that are encoded in an overlapping and opposite orientation (sense and antisense gene pair, SAS pair).

Keywords: Gene; human brain; sequencing (RNA-seq)

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