Selected article for: "bat genome and genome assembly"
Author: Nelly Mostajo Berrospi; Marie Lataretu; Sebastian Krautwurst; Florian Mock; Daniel Desirò; Kevin Lamkiewicz; Maximilian Collatz; Andreas Schoen; Friedemann Weber; Manja Marz; Martin Hölzer
Title: A comprehensive annotation and differential expression analysis of short and long non-coding RNAs in 16 bat genomes
  • Document date: 2019_8_19
    • ID: ihqvcxv6_71
    Snippet: For 50 ncRNAs such as CAESAR (RF00172), G-CSF_SLIDE (RF00183), NRON (RF00636), TUSC7 (RF01879), Xist_exon4 (RF01881), LINC00901 (RF01884), and Hammerhead_HH9 and _HH10 (RF02275, RF02277) we found exactly one copy in each investigated bat genome assembly (Tab. S8). Again, we also observed ncRNA families that are lost for some species or entire families, for example the ribozyme CoTC (RF00621) that seems to be absent from all Vespertilionidae membe.....
    Document: For 50 ncRNAs such as CAESAR (RF00172), G-CSF_SLIDE (RF00183), NRON (RF00636), TUSC7 (RF01879), Xist_exon4 (RF01881), LINC00901 (RF01884), and Hammerhead_HH9 and _HH10 (RF02275, RF02277) we found exactly one copy in each investigated bat genome assembly (Tab. S8). Again, we also observed ncRNA families that are lost for some species or entire families, for example the ribozyme CoTC (RF00621) that seems to be absent from all Vespertilionidae members and M. natalensis.

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