Activity of genes with functions in human Williams-Beuren syndrome is impacted by mobile element insertions in the gray wolf genome

Keyphrases

• Mobile Element Insertion 100%
• Williams-Beuren Syndrome 100%
• Grey Wolf 100%
• Transposon 80%
• Copy number 40%
• HyPer 40%
• Epigenetic Silencing 40%
• Social-Behavioral 20%
• Expression Level 20%
• Transcriptional Regulation 20%
• Sequence Data 20%
• Yellowstone 20%
• Functional Impact 20%
• Methylation 20%
• Dysregulation 20%
• Multiple Genes 20%
• Canine 20%
• Epigenetics 20%
• Cis-regulatory Mechanism 20%
• Hemizygous 20%
• Behavioural Syndrome 20%
• BCL7B 20%
• Transcriptome Sequencing 20%
• GTF2I 20%
• Six Genes 20%
• Hypermethylation 20%
• LIMK1 20%
• BAZ1B 20%
• Derived Sequence 20%
• Functional Mechanism 20%
• Hypersociability 20%
• Local Expression 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Insertion Sequence 100%
• Canis Lupus 100%
• Williams Syndrome 100%
• Transposable Element 80%
• Epigenetics 60%
• Methylation 40%
• Dynamics 20%
• Transcriptome 20%
• Hemizygosity 20%
• LIMK1 20%