N-BLR, a primate-specific non-coding transcript leads to colorectal cancer invasion and migration.

I, Rigoutsos; SK, Lee; SY, Nam; S, Anfossi; B, Pasculli; M, Pichler; Y, Jing; C, Rodriguez-Aguayo; AG, Telonis; S, Rossi; C, Ivan; Ivkovic T, Catela; L, Fabris; PM, Clark; H, Ling; M, Shimizu; RS, Redis; MY, Shah; X, Zhang; Y, Okugawa; EJ, Jung; A, Tsirigos; L, Huang; J, Ferdin; R, Gafà; R, Spizzo; MS, Nicoloso; AN, Paranjape; M, Shariati; A, Tiron; JJ, Yeh; R, Teruel-Montoya; L, Xiao; SA, Melo; D, Menter; ZQ, Jiang; ER, Flores; M, Negrini; A, Goel; M, Bar-Eli; SA, Mani; CG, Liu; G, Lopez-Berestein; I, Berindan-Neagoe; M, Esteller; S, Kopetz; G, Lanza; GA, Calin; GA, Calin

doi:10.1186/s13059-017-1224-0

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N-BLR, a primate-specific non-coding transcript leads to colorectal cancer invasion and migration.

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Rigoutsos I

Lee SK

Nam SY

Abstract

Background Non-coding RNAs have been drawing increasing attention in recent years as functional data suggest that they play important roles in key cellular processes. N-BLR is a primate-specific long non-coding RNA that modulates the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition, facilitates cell migration, ...

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ncRNA

non-coding RNA

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