Functional identification of cis-regulatory long noncoding RNAs at controlled false discovery rates
Bhavya Dhaka,
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Marc Zimmerli,
No information about this author
Daniel Hanhart
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et al.
Nucleic Acids Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
52(6), P. 2821 - 2835
Published: Feb. 13, 2024
Abstract
A
key
attribute
of
some
long
noncoding
RNAs
(lncRNAs)
is
their
ability
to
regulate
expression
neighbouring
genes
in
cis.
However,
such
‘cis-lncRNAs’
are
presently
defined
using
ad
hoc
criteria
that,
we
show,
prone
false-positive
predictions.
The
resulting
lack
cis-lncRNA
catalogues
hinders
our
understanding
extent,
characteristics
and
mechanisms.
Here,
introduce
TransCistor,
a
framework
for
defining
identifying
cis-lncRNAs
based
on
enrichment
targets
amongst
proximal
genes.
TransCistor’s
simple
conservative
statistical
models
compatible
with
functionally
target
gene
maps
generated
by
existing
future
technologies.
Using
transcriptome-wide
perturbation
experiments
268
human
134
mouse
lncRNAs,
provide
the
first
large-scale
survey
cis-lncRNAs.
Known
correctly
identified,
including
XIST,
LINC00240
UMLILO,
predictions
consistent
across
analysis
methods,
types
independent
experiments.
We
detect
cis-activity
minority
primarily
involving
activators
over
repressors.
Cis-lncRNAs
detected
both
RNA
interference
antisense
oligonucleotide
perturbations.
Mechanistically,
transcripts
observed
physically
associate
weakly
enriched
enhancer
elements.
In
summary,
TransCistor
establishes
quantitative
foundation
cis-lncRNAs,
opening
path
elucidating
molecular
mechanisms
biological
significance.
Language: Английский
Exploring the roles of RNAs in chromatin architecture using deep learning
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
Recent
studies
have
highlighted
the
impact
of
both
transcription
and
transcripts
on
3D
genome
organization,
particularly
its
dynamics.
Here,
we
propose
a
deep
learning
framework,
called
AkitaR,
that
leverages
sequences
genome-wide
RNA-DNA
interactions
to
investigate
roles
chromatin-associated
RNAs
(caRNAs)
folding
in
HFFc6
cells.
In
order
disentangle
cis
-
trans
-regulatory
caRNAs,
compared
models
with
nascent
transcripts,
-located
open
chromatin
data,
or
DNA
sequence
alone.
Both
caRNAs
improve
models’
predictions,
especially
at
cell-type-specific
genomic
regions.
Analyses
feature
importance
scores
reveal
contribution
TAD
boundaries,
loops
nuclear
sub-structures
such
as
speckles
nucleoli
predictions.
Furthermore,
identify
non-coding
(ncRNAs)
known
regulate
structures,
MALAT1
NEAT1
,
well
several
new
RNAs,
RNY5
RPPH1
POLG-DT
THBS1-IT1
might
modulate
architecture
through
-interactions
HFFc6.
Our
modeling
also
suggests
from
Alus
other
repetitive
elements
may
facilitate
R-loop
formation.
findings
provide
insights
generate
testable
hypotheses
about
shaping
organization.
Language: Английский
Functional identification of cis-regulatory long noncoding RNAs at controlled false-discovery rates
Bhavya Dhaka,
No information about this author
Marc Zimmerli,
No information about this author
Daniel Hanhart
No information about this author
et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 19, 2022
ABSTRACT
A
key
attribute
of
some
long
noncoding
RNAs
(lncRNAs)
is
their
ability
to
regulate
expression
neighbouring
genes
in
cis.
However,
such
‘cis-lncRNAs’
are
presently
defined
using
ad
hoc
criteria
that,
we
show,
prone
false-positive
predictions.
The
resulting
lack
cis-lncRNA
catalogues
hinders
our
understanding
extent,
characteristics
and
mechanisms.
Here,
introduce
TransCistor,
a
framework
for
defining
identifying
cis-lncRNAs
based
on
enrichment
targets
amongst
proximal
genes.
TransCistor’s
simple
conservative
statistical
models
compatible
with
functionally-defined
target
gene
maps
generated
by
existing
future
technologies.
Using
transcriptome-wide
perturbation
experiments
268
human
134
mouse
lncRNAs,
provide
the
first
large-scale
survey
cis-lncRNAs.
Known
correctly
identified,
including
XIST,
LINC00240
UMLILO,
predictions
consistent
across
analysis
methods,
types
independent
experiments.
Our
results
indicate
that
cis-activity
detected
minority
primarily
involving
activators
over
repressors.
Cis-lncRNAs
both
RNA
interference
antisense
oligonucleotide
perturbations.
Mechanistically,
transcripts
observed
physically
associate
target-genes,
weakly
enriched
enhancer-elements.
In
summary,
TransCistor
establishes
quantitative
foundation
cis-lncRNAs,
opening
path
elucidating
molecular
mechanisms
biological
significance.
Language: Английский