Exploratory bioinformatics investigation reveals importance of “junk” DNA in early embryo development

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Very cool study and totally ahead of it's time. I always wondered whether TE dynamics explains the variability in inbred animal phenotypes.

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@mdziemann After getting tenure I spent years in reanalyzing scRNA-seq data of early mouse embryos and provided evidence that transposable elements (TEs) play a role in establishing the expression landscape in early embryos. Identified TFs, one later confi

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RT @StevenXGe: C Value paradox: The genome sizes of eukaryotes vary greatly but do not correlate with the "complexity". Is there a link be…

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RT @StevenXGe: C Value paradox: The genome sizes of eukaryotes vary greatly but do not correlate with the "complexity". Is there a link be…

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