Comparative Genomics Reveals LINE-1 Recombination with Diverse RNAs
Cheuk‐Ting Law, Kathleen H. Burns
The paper develops TiMEstamp to identify LINE-1 chimeric insertions in the human genome, revealing new chimeras and mechanisms like trans-splicing.
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Cheuk‐Ting Law, Kathleen H. Burns
The paper develops TiMEstamp to identify LINE-1 chimeric insertions in the human genome, revealing new chimeras and mechanisms like trans-splicing.
Carlos Mendez‐Dorantes, Jupiter C. Kalinowski, Cheuk‐Ting Law…·Kathleen H. Burns
The paper investigates how L1 retrotransposition intermediates can recombine with DNA breaks or other L1 insertions to form chromosomal rearrangements, showing dependence on ORF2p and BRCA1.
Rebecca V. Berrens, Andrian Yang, Christopher Laumer…·John C. Marioni
The paper introduces CELLO-seq, a long-read RNA sequencing method for single cells, to study TE expression in mouse and human cells, finding locus-specific expression and regulatory heterogeneity.