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Homo sapiens (human) HMGA2 antisense RNA 1 (HMGA2-AS1) URS0000D77FE3_9606

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HMGA2-AS1: HMGA2-AS1 is an antisense long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that is upregulated in tumor samples compared to normal samples [PMC8394133]. In a study, 15 antisense lncRNAs, including HMGA2-AS1, were found to be upregulated in tumor samples [PMC8394133]. The HMGA2-AS1 transcripts were subdivided into three detection-groups based on their common exons composition [PMC6978849]. The expression of these detection-groups was analyzed using qRT-PCR [PMC6978849].

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UCAUAACUGGAUCUUUCCAUUACUUGGUAGCACACAGGAGGAUUUGUUGGAGUGGUUUUUUGUUUUGUUUUGUUCUGCUACUAUUAAGCAAGAUUGCUUCAUAAUCCUUUAAGGGUUUUUUUUAGCCAAGUCUUAUUUACAUAUCCUGGCCAGCAAGCACGUGAUUAACCCAAGGAUGUUGGAGGGAAGGCAGAUGCUACAUCUGAAAAAAAUCUGAUUAUGUUUCAUUCUGGAGAUACAAACAGCCGAGCUGUCAAAAGGACAACAGUCUCUUGGGCCAACAUGACACCAAACUCUCAAACUCUGGAGACCCUCAGAGACAAGGAGGAGGAGCUGCUGAGUUCAAACAAGAACAAUGAAUUCCUCAAGCCCAAGCAAGAAUGUGACAAGGUGUCAACAAAGCCAACCAGGAAGGUGAUGUAUGGCCCAUAAAUCACUUCACAAACCAGGGCUGCAAAGAAAGCACCCAGCAACCCAGAGCCCCGAGUGUGAGUUUUUUCUACUCCUAAACCUUCACACCCCCCACAUCCACCCUCCUCCAGCACCUCACUGACUGCUCACCUGUCACUCCUCCACUGACCAAUUGGCCUACUCAUGGGGUGAUAAAUGAGAUCUAUGAAACUGUAAAGGAUAAAUUCUUACUCUUAUUCCCAACAAGCUGGUGUCAACAAUAAUGCAUACAAGGAAGAAAACAUAAUUGAAAAAUUAGUACAAAUUUGCUUCUGUUUUAUUGUCCACUCAUUCAGCAGAUGUUUAUCCAGUGUGUGCAAAGUGCAAUAGUAGGCUAUAGAGAGAUAAAAAACAAAAUCUCACUAACUGUGGGCCAUUAAUUGGCAUACCUCAAACUGCCCUAUAUUGUUACCUACCUUUUUUGGUGUCUGAUUUUUGAAUUCCAUAAGGACAGCGACCAUAUGUUAAACCUCCAUGUGUGCCUGCUCUUUUCAGUCAUCUAAUAAAUGAUUCUGCCAUUAUUGUUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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