Homo sapiens (human) maternally expressed 9 (MEG9)

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Homo sapiens (human) maternally expressed 9 (MEG9) URS000075BFF1_9606

2,652 nucleotides
4 databases (GeneCards, HGNC, MalaCards, RefSeq)
Found in 0 other species
95 publications
lncRNA

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MEG9: MEG9 is a non-coding RNA located in the imprinted DLK1-DIO3 genomic region [PMC7679032]. It interacts with hnRNP U and other long non-coding RNAs such as TP53TG1, EGOT, EPB41L4A-AS1, HIF1A-AS2, LINC00174, LINC00473, LINC00662, MALAT1, MEG3, RMRP, and ZNF674-AS1 [PMC7914022]. The allele specific expression of MEG9 has been validated using PCR followed by Sanger sequencing [PMC4939914]. MEG9 is a type of long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that is located in the DLK1-DIO3 genomic region. It has been identified as one of the interacting partners of hnRNP U and other lncRNAs [PMC7679032] [PMC7914022]. The allele specific expression of MEG9 has been confirmed using PCR followed by Sanger sequencing [PMC4939914].

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CCACUCUGCACAGACACGUUGGCUGGUGCAGUCCUGGAGACCCACGGAGCUCACGGUCGUCAGGGGUCCUCAAGGAUUCAGAGAACCCCCAAAUGUCAGGGCUGCUCCCUUCUUGUCCUGCCUCUCUGCUCACACCCUUGGACAGGAGGAAGCACACGGGAGGCACUCAGAGAACGUUUGUGGAAUGAAUAAAUAAAAGCAUAUUUUGAGGGAAUAAAGAAGCAGAAAAACAAAGAAGAAUCUGGGGAAGAUGGGCAUAAAUCUCCACCAAGUGCUGCCAAGGCUUCCCAGGCGAGGCUGCUGAAAAGACCCUGUGGAGGUAGAGGGACAAUUUGUCAUGGAUGGGAAUGGGCUUGAGGGCCGGGAAGCAGGGCAUGAUGGGGCCUCAUUCAUCAUUUUCCCGUUAUCCCAGCAGCGUGCAGGGGAGCAGGUACAGCACCUGCCUGUGCAGCUGCACUGCCUGCCCGAAGGCCCUAGGCCCUGGGCCAAGUGAGUGACCAGAGGGGGACUGGGAAUGGAAAGGACCUCAAGGAAGGACAAGCUGAGCUCUGGGAGGCCACCUCCUCCAGGAAGCCUUCCCUGAUUCAUCCUUCACAGGCAGUCUCAAUUUGCAGUCAGAUAUCCACUGCUCUGAUUCUUAGAUCAGCAAGUAUCUCCCUACCCAGACUGCAGGCUCUGCUGGGGCCGCGGCUGUUUCUGACUUGUGCACAAUGGCAUCCCUGUACCUAGCACAGGACUGAGUCCAGAGAAAGUGCUCAGUGAUGCUUGUUGGCCUUGUCUCUCCUCUGUGGGCAGCACAGGGCACCCGGCGGGUCCUGAGGGUGUGGACAUCCCACGGCAGAGCCUGCGGUUGAUCCCGACCAUGAACCAAGGCCUGGGGCGGGGGUGGCCACAUCAGGCCACUUCUGCCAGGAGAGAUGUGGCUGUGAGCUGGGGGUCUGGCCUGUCCCCGGAGGCAUUCCUUGGGUUUGCAUCCAUCAGAAGAUCCACUGGUUGCCUCUAUUUGGGCCUGGAGCAGGGAUGGGAUUUUUCCAAGGUACAUGGGGUCUAGGGGAGACCCAGGCCCAUUAUUAGGGUCGGUCUUGAGAAGGCAGAGAUCAGGCCACCACUUUAUUUGGUGUAGCUCCUCGCUCCAUUGGUGUGUGCUGAGUGAAUGAAUGCAUCAGGGACUCCUGCUUCCUGCCCAGAGCCCCCUCCGCACCCCACACAGCCUUGCUCCAAGGAGAAGGGGUCAGAGCCAACUGGACAGUGCUACAGCAUGGGGAGCCUCGACCAGGCUCGGCCCUCGACGAUGGGAUAGGCAGACAGCCCCCUGUGCAAGGCAGCUAGCUUGCAGGGUCCCGAGAGGCCAAAGGCCCUGGUCUUUCCUGGGGCAAGAGGCUGCUGAGAAGGUGCACAGAGCCUGGGUGCAGGAAACCAUCCAGAAUGCUGCUUCCCGCCAUCUGUGAGAUCUUCGUUUUCUCUAACACUCAAAAAUAGAUGUUUCUGUUAUGCUCUCUCGUUGGCAGGGGAGCGGCAGGACCUGCCAAGGCCUGGGGGAGCCCGCCAGCCUGCUGAGUUCUACUGUACAAACAGUUGGGGAGGGGGCGCUGUCUCUGUUAACUUGAAAUUCCCCGAUCAGUAAACAUGCCAAUUUAAAGUGUAAUUAACUCAGGCCGGAAAAAAUUCAGAUUUGGACUGCUUUUCACAGUUGAGGUUGUUUUUCUUUUAUUUAUUUAUCUCUUUCCGGGUGUGGUGGUAUCUGUGGCUGGUUUUAGCCAGGAAAAAUAGAAGGGGGACCGGGUGGGGAGGGGGCUGGUUGGGAGAGGAAAGGCUGGAAGGAAAGGAAGAGAAACGGGCGGGUGGCCUGACACCCAGCAGCCAGGUGUCUAUAGGUUUUCUGUCCUGGGAGGGGGCUGUCAGGGUGAUGCCCGCCUGCAGAGAGGGGGUCAUUCUGCGAGGUUGGGCUGCAGACCCCUGUGCCAGCGGGCCUGGUGAUUCGGAAAUGAUGGGGCACUGUGGAGAGACCCCAGGAAAACACCCAGUGCUGCUUUUGACAUUCUCUCUCCAUCUCCCCUUUCAGCGGCUGCUCUGCCUGGGAUAAACACAUUUCAAGAGUCUCAGUCCCCGCUUUGCCACCAUCUCCUCCUCUGAUCUCCUUUCCUGCUUCAAAAGACUCCAGAAUCUUCUCGGUUCUCAGAGAAGGCUGAAUCCACCUAUGACCUAGUGGGAGCACCCUGUGCCGAAACUGUUUACCUUCUGGUCCCCGGAGCCAUGGGUCACGACCUGGGCCUCAUGUAGGCCCGCUCCUCAGCAGACCCCAAUCUGCGGCUUCUCCCACCUCACUGGGGAAGAAGGAGAGCCCUGGGGAUGUGGAGAAGCCACCCCCCACCCCGCCACAUCCCCCACAUCUUACAGAAUCUCGAUUGAAUCCCCGGGGGCACAUCCCUCAGCAGGACAGCAACAGUCUUUGCCGCAGCCUGGGGAGGGCUGUGCUGGGGAUGAGCGCCGAGUGGCCGUGGACUAAGUGAAGGAAAUGACCAUGCUCUUCUCCCAGCUGGAUGGCGAGGCCGGGCAGGAACCGCGGAAUUCCUGCUCUUCGUUUUCAAACACUUUGCUGUCAAGCUAUUUGAAUAAUAAAUACACAUUAUAAAAAUGUAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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