2017
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.11352.1
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New chimeric RNAs in acute myeloid leukemia

Abstract: High-throughput next generation sequencing (NGS)

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“…The expression of a new lncRNA was also quickly searched in the Leucegene dataset (see Figure 5c), we observe an homogeneous and low expression in CD34 normal cells compared to an heterogeneous one in AML subtypes. This lncRNA candidate was already described in Ruffle et al (18), using for the first time the "k-mer concept" for checking new biomarker candidates, and we have demonstrated a restricted expression of the NONE "chr2-p21" lncRNA in the haematopoietic lineage using Leucegene and ENCODE datasets. Hence, for lncRNA candidates, following their discovery in a tissue/disease type, their specificity could be easily evaluated through quantification in a wide range of RNA-seq data including normal and pathological conditions as recently described by Riquier et al (33).…”
Section: Detection Of Potential Contaminationsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…The expression of a new lncRNA was also quickly searched in the Leucegene dataset (see Figure 5c), we observe an homogeneous and low expression in CD34 normal cells compared to an heterogeneous one in AML subtypes. This lncRNA candidate was already described in Ruffle et al (18), using for the first time the "k-mer concept" for checking new biomarker candidates, and we have demonstrated a restricted expression of the NONE "chr2-p21" lncRNA in the haematopoietic lineage using Leucegene and ENCODE datasets. Hence, for lncRNA candidates, following their discovery in a tissue/disease type, their specificity could be easily evaluated through quantification in a wide range of RNA-seq data including normal and pathological conditions as recently described by Riquier et al (33).…”
Section: Detection Of Potential Contaminationsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…The expression of a new lncRNA was also quickly searched in the Leucegene dataset (see Figure 5C ); we observe a homogeneous and low expression in CD34 normal cells compared to a heterogeneous one in AML subtypes. This lncRNA candidate was already described in ( 23 ), using for the first time the ‘ k -mer concept’ for checking new biomarker candidates, and we have demonstrated a restricted expression of the NONE ‘chr2-p21’ lncRNA in the hematopoietic lineage using the Leucegene and ENCODE datasets. Hence, for lncRNA candidates, following their discovery in a tissue/disease type, their specificity could be easily evaluated through quantification in a wide range of RNA-seq data including normal and pathological conditions as recently described by Riquier et al.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…The reference allele for each of these mutations is detected in almost all samples. (C) New lncRNA detection: NONE ‘chr2-p21’ lncRNA described in ( 23 ). This transcript is expressed in the whole dataset but shows different levels of expression depending on AML subtype.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Most of published analyses highlighting new potential biomarkers of MSCs or fibroblasts have been restricted to a comparison between only few cell types and, as discussed, commonly described markers are not strictly distinctive. In order to assess the expression of Mlinc candidates in a large number of samples, we extracted specific 31nt k-mers from each of their sequences, as previously described [ 30 ]. These simplified but candidate-specific (oligonucleotide-like) probes allow a simple and fast presence/absence search on large-scale cohorts and a direct quantification in raw FASTQ data.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%