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Alu exaptation enriches the human transcriptome by introducing new gene ends
Eitan Lavi,
Liran Carmel
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Department of Genetics
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Exaptation
100%
Alu Elements
100%
Human Transcriptome
100%
Cleavage Site
60%
3′-untranslated Region (3′-UTR)
40%
Gene Variants
40%
Polyadenylation Signal
40%
Polyadenylation Sites
40%
Alu Sequences
40%
Evolutionary Process
20%
Functional Role
20%
Transposable Elements
20%
Novel Genes
20%
Site Formation
20%
Truncated Protein
20%
Intergenic
20%
Transcriptome Diversity
20%
Mutational Processes
20%
Alu Insertion
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Transcriptome
100%
Alu Sequence
100%
Polyadenylation
57%
Evolution
14%
Transposon
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Transcriptome
100%
Alu Element
100%
Polyadenylation
57%
Transposable Element
14%
Evolution
14%