Comprehensive profiling of N6-methyladnosine (m6A) readouts reveals novel m6A readers that regulate human embryonic stem cell differentiation [GLORI-seq]
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- GSE308629 Pooled CRISPR screens identify genes and non-coding genomic regions that regulate red blood cell density 99 samples
- GSE240497 Activation of a nongenetic AHR-ELMSAN1 axis optimizes BET-targeting therapy and suppresses leukemia stem cells in preclinical models 66 samples
- GSE305263 Integrated RNA, translation, and proteome profiling reveals midbody remnants as selectively organized signaling vesicles 42 samples
- GSE310479 Targeting Fused in Sarcoma (FUS): A Novel Antisense Strategy for Treating Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis 38 samples
- GSE306610 Spaceflight multi-omics reveals vulnerabilities of human germ cell development 32 samples
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