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Natural antisense transcription from a comparative perspective

Piatek et al., 2016

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Piatek M
Henderson V
Zynad H
Werner A
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Natural antisense transcripts (NATs) can interfere with the expression of complementary sense transcripts with exquisite specificity. We have previously cloned NATs of Slc34a loci (encoding Na-phosphate transporters) from fish and mouse. Here we report the cloning of a …
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