Homo sapiens (human) S-phase cancer associated transcript 1 (SCAT1)

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Homo sapiens (human) S-phase cancer associated transcript 1 (SCAT1) URS000075B9E6_9606

2,261 nucleotides
7 databases (GeneCards, HGNC, LncBook, LNCipedia, MalaCards, NONCODE, RefSeq)
Found in 0 other species
42 publications
1. lncRNA
2. antisense lncRNA

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SCAT1: SCAT1 is one of the three long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) used in a prediction model to distinguish pathological complete responses (pCRs) from non-pCRs [PMC7448795]. The cleavage of SCAT1 was observed in both whole cell lysate (WCL) and cell culture supernatant of K562 cells transfected with SCAT1 cDNA [PMC6114964].

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GUGUGGCCCAGACAGGGCACUGUCUGUGGCCCCAGGGGUUGAGGACCCCUGGCUUUAACAACAGAAAGGUACCAUCUUACAGUUCUGGAGGCCAAAGUCUGAUAUCCAGGGAGGGAAUUGGGAUCUGAAGACGUUGCAUUCGAGGUCUCGGGGCUCCUGAUGAGCAGCCUCGGCCUGACCUGGGGCAGGUGUGAUGUCUGCGGCUCACCAUCUCCACCCUGCCUGCUGUGGAAUCUCCACAACGACAGGUGCUUUGGAGGCCAGAGUGCAUGCGUACGGGCCCUGCACACGCUGAAUGUCACUGGGAACAAGGACACACCCCGCUUCCAGGAGAAGAUAGAACAUGUCGACCCCUUUUGCUCUCGUUCUGUUGCCCAGGCUGGAGUUCAGUGGCAUGAUCUUGGCUCACUGCAGCCUCGAACUCACAGGCUUAGGUGAUCCUCCCACCUCAGCCUCCUCAGUAGCUGGGACUACAGAGCCAUCCCCAGUGCAGGACAUGCUAUUGACUUCCAUGAGACAAACACCUACUUGGAAAUCAGGUUUUUUCUGUACCUUUUGAAGGAGCAGGAAUUUCCCAGCAUUUCCUGGACAAAGACGGAGGCUCCUGGGGCCUACAGAAAGGAGCUGGAGGUGCCUAGUGCAGGCUGGGAGGCCUCCUUUAUUGAGGUGACAUCCCUGGAUGCUGGCUUGGCGGAGGUUGGGGAGAACGCUGCCUCCCUGGAAUAGAAGAUGCCUUGGAAGCCCUGGGUGCAGGCUGGCCGACCCUGCCUGAGCUGCCUGUCUUCAUUCCAUGGCUCUGCUUGUUAGAGGAGGAAGUUAGGCAGACAUGAGUGGCGCCCACCAGCCCAGGAAUGUCAGGUGACCAUCAGGUGAUGGUCAGGCAGUUGUUAAACUGUCUCUCUGAAAUGAUCAUUGGUUGCAGCUCACACCAGGGGAAGAUGGUCUCCCAAUAAAUAAAAAAACACCUGAAACUGGUGAUCAGCAGCUUCCCGAUAAGCUCUCGAGUUGGGCGAGUGGGCUCAAGCGUGCGCACUAAGAGGCAAAAUGGCGGAUGUAUGAACUUCCUCUGGGGGCAUUCAACCAGUAAAGGAAAACCGCCCCUAGAGAGCAUGCGCACAACCUCAGUCAACUCACUACACAUGCAAUUACCCUCCUGAGUGCUGACCAACACUGCUGCAUGGGGCUGUUGAGCAACAGCCCGCCCCAAGGGAAGAACCGAGGGAGGAGAAGAGAAAACUCCAGAGCCGUGCCAACGGAUAAACCCCACGCCCAGGGCUGAGCGGUCACUUGGAUCUCUCACGUGGCGCACUCAGCCCUCUUCCAAGUAUACUUUAACUUCCUUUCACUCCUGCUCUAAAACUUUUUCAUAAACCCUCACUCCUGUUCUAAAACGUGCCUCAAUCUCUCCCUCUACCUUAAACCUACUUCUGCUCCAGAUUCUUUCCACUGAGGAGGCAAGGAUGGAGUUGCUGCUGACCCGUGCAGAUUUGCUGCUGGUAACAUACUCAUGGGCAAAGUCUGAAAAACCUCUUCCUGCCCUGGGCAAGGCAGAUGGGGCAGCCCAGCAGGCUGGCUUUGCCCACCGUCUCCGAUAUCAUCCAACACAGUCAGCCAGGUUGUGUGGCCCUCUCAUCUACAUUCUCAUUUGCCAACAAGAUGGUGUGGGCUAUGCUGUCUUUGCACAGCGAUCUGAUCCCAGGGACAUUUGUGUGGGUGUGUGCCCGGGAGCUGCAUGUCUGCAGGUUCAGAUUGGGGUCAGCUUUGCUGGUGAGUGUGGCUUCCUGCCAUGGCACCAAAGAAGAGGGCUGGCGGAUUAGUCCUGUUGUCUCUCAUAGCUUUGUAGGGACACAGCGGGCCAUGUGGACUGACAGCUGGAGACUUCAUAAAGAUGGCCUAGAAAAUUAGGACACUGUCCUGUUGACAAAGCCCCUAGGCCUGCCCCCAUCAGGCCUCAUGGGUCCUUUUCAGGCCUAAGCCAGGGUUCUGAAAUCAUCUGUAAUGUGAAUUUAUAUUUCUAGGCCACAUUCGCUGCAUCCUUUCCAGCAAGAUGUCAUUCUGAGAUUUUUGUCAUUCCUGGGCGUUAUGAGGACUGCCAAGGGACACAAUUCCAUGGGAGGAAAGUUUUCUUCUAAGCUGCAAGCCAGCUCUGGCUUCUGGAGUUUCUCCUUAGGAUUGCAAGACAGUAGUUCCCUGUCCUUUAGGUCUUCUCCAGAAAUACCUUAAAAUAGCAAAUAAAAUAAGAUAUAAGCAAACAAAACCUG

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