CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome

CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/c6E86aSDke

Bioinformaticians and researchers from MIPT have identified reliable markers of gene activity, the methylation of #CpG traffic lights. The discovery has potential for future applications in clinical practice. The findings are reported in @BioMedCentral: ht

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RT @rlebron_bioinfo: CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/TOShkWCJJM

CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/tVHC3J4FJr #bmcgenomics

RT @rlebron_bioinfo: CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/TOShkWCJJM

Single CpG methylation can serve as a more accurate predictor of gene expression than an average promoter / gene body methylation: https://t.co/eDkE51Q6BO

RT @rlebron_bioinfo: CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/TOShkWCJJM

RT @rlebron_bioinfo: CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/TOShkWCJJM

CpG traffic lights are markers of regulatory regions in human genome https://t.co/TOShkWCJJM