Pseudogenes for the Human Uracil-DNA Glycosylase on Chromosomes 14 and 16

Lund, Henning; Eftedal, Ingrid; Haug, Terje; Krokan, Hans E.

doi:10.1006/bbrc.1996.1018

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“…Other workers have identified pseudogenes of cyclins D2, D3, G1, and UNG (Xiong et al 1992;Lund et al 1996;Kimura et al 1997), with a transcribed cyclin D2 pseudogene suggested as a marker for decreased ovarian function (Kimura et al 1997). The presence of processed pseudogenes of the cyclins within the transcriptome raises questions about whether these noncoding RNAs play some role in cyclin regulation.…”

Section: Cyclinsmentioning

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Exploration of the Cell-Cycle Genes Found Within the RIKEN FANTOM2 Data Set

Forrest¹

2003

Genome Res.

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The cell cycle is one of the most fundamental processes within a cell. Phase-dependent expression and cell-cycle checkpoints require a high level of control. A large number of genes with varying functions and modes of action are responsible for this biology. In a targeted exploration of the FANTOM2-Variable Protein Set, a number of mouse homologs to known cell-cycle regulators as well as novel members of cell-cycle families were identified. Focusing on two prototype cell-cycle families, the cyclins and the NIMA-related kinases (NEKs), we believe we have identified all of the mouse members of these families, 24 cyclins and 10 NEKs, and mapped them to ENSEMBL transcripts. To attempt to globally identify all potential cell cycle-related genes within mouse, the MGI (Mouse Genome Database) assignments for the RIKEN Representative Set (RPS) and the results from two homology-based queries were merged. We identified 1415 genes with possible cell-cycle roles, and 1758 potential paralogs. We comment on the genes identified in this screen and evaluate the merits of each approach.

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Section: Cyclinsmentioning

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Exploration of the Cell-Cycle Genes Found Within the RIKEN FANTOM2 Data Set

Forrest¹

2003

Genome Res.

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Pseudogenes for the Human Uracil-DNA Glycosylase on Chromosomes 14 and 16

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Exploration of the Cell-Cycle Genes Found Within the RIKEN FANTOM2 Data Set

Exploration of the Cell-Cycle Genes Found Within the RIKEN FANTOM2 Data Set

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