Transcription termination occurs when the polymerase is released after a transcription event,
thus delimitating transcription units; however, the functional importance of termination …

… (D) An lncRNA sponge is depicted as a circle, which was recently demonstrated to
sequester miRNAs efficiently due to its stable nature and the presence of multiple miRNA-binding …

Transcription initiates pervasively in all organisms, which challenges the notion that the
information to be expressed is selected mainly based on mechanisms defining where and when …

Since detection of an RNA molecule is the major criterion to define transcriptional activity, the
fraction of the genome that is expressed is generally considered to parallel the complexity …

… Treatment of the cells with the D4 aptamer (Figure 5C), but not with the D4Sc scrambled
control (Figure 5D), significantly decreased the proportion of neurite outgrowth (Figure 5E). To …

… In this study, D. melanogaster Dis3p and Rrp6p appear to have distinct roles in degrading
mRNAs, Rrp6p being predominant in targeting NMD substrates (23% of the total Rrp6 targets). …

… (E) Quantitation of the result described for panel D. Signals were normalized to the amount
of U4 RNA and expressed in comparison to the percentage of RNA produced in the rna14-3/…

Cryptic unstable transcripts (CUTs) are widely distributed in the genome of S. cerevisiae.
These RNAs generally derive from nonannotated regions of the genome and are degraded …

We have isolated a new yeast gene (PCC1) that codes for a factor homologous to human
cancer‐testis antigens. We provide evidence that Pcc1p is a new transcription factor and that …

… Growth conditions were as in d. RNAs were digested with RNase H and oligonucleotide
DL163. Failure to polyadenylate HSP104 transcripts in pap1-1 mutants leads to RNA …