A novel human protein-coding locus identified using a targeted RNA enrichment technique

This study argues that yet undiscovered human protein-coding genes exist and provides an example of how targeted RNA enrichment techniques can help to fill this major gap in our knowledge of the information encoded in the human genome.

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BMC Biology
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12915-024-02069-8
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RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms
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This study argues that yet undiscovered human protein-coding genes exist and provides an example of how targeted RNA enrichment techniques can help to fill this major gap in our knowledge of the information encoded in the human genome.

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