James Blackburn

The paper presents a long-read RNA sequencing atlas across mammals, revealing conserved transcript complexity and m6A modifications, and their evolutionary roles.

The paper compares gene expression in genetically and temperature-induced female development in bearded dragons to identify distinct transcriptional pathways involved in sex determination.

This paper introduces RAGE-seq, a method combining long-read and short-read sequencing to analyze lymphocyte clonal and transcriptional features in breast cancer tissues.

The paper identifies novel non-coding RNAs in human brain tissue associated with neuropsychiatric traits using targeted RNA capture and long-read sequencing.

The paper demonstrates that chiral DNA sequence pairs perform equivalently in clinical genomics techniques and proposes them as commutable reference standards to improve mutation detection in tumor samples.

The paper identifies that nearly all noncoding exons undergo alternative splicing, generating a vast repertoire of regulatory RNAs and highlighting conserved splicing patterns across species.