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Homo sapiens (human) Down syndrome critical region 9 (DSCR9) URS000075A2ED_9606

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DSCR9: DSCR9 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that is found in the brain [PMC5775600]. It has been observed that DSCR9 accumulates in the hippocampus, a region of the brain, more than in other regions [PMC5775600]. In addition, the levels of DSCR9 RNA were analyzed in various regions of the human brain, and it was found that the highest level of DSCR9 was present in the hippocampus. The levels were also observed to be present in other regions such as the cerebrum and amygdala [PMC5775600]. The abundance and distribution of DSCR9 in different regions of the brain suggest its potential role and significance in brain function [PMC5775600]. Further research is needed to understand its specific functions and mechanisms within these regions [PMC5775600].

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CUUCUACCCGGGGGCUCCAGUGCAUCUGGCUUUAUCUCUGGGGUGCUUCCAUACAAAGGGGACAGAAGAGAUGAUGGAAGGCCUCAGUACUGCAGGAGGGGAGACGGAUGUCAUCUACAAUCACACAAUACAUGGGAGGUCACAGAACGCCAGGGUGACGUAACAAUUCAAACCAUGAAGAGGUAACAGAGCCCUUCGCGCGUCUCAACACGUGGUGACGCAGCUAAUAACCUGUGAUGCAUACAUGGGAACAAAUGCAUAGAAAAACUUGUCAAUGACACGGCAAAGUAAAACCCAAAUGAAGCGAGGUGAAAGAAUGGGCUGCAGCGCAGGCAAAACUGCACCACGUUACAGACUGCUCGCCUGGGAUGGAACGGUGGGGAGGUGCGCAGACGGAUGGACAAGCGCCUGGCAAAAUGGAUUUCUUUUCCUAGACUGCUAAUGCUACUAACAGUUCCCUCCUCACAGGGUCGCUAUAACGAGGUAACAUACAGCACUUAGAAGACGGCCUGACCCAGAAUAACACUAAUGUUCACAUGGCUGCGAGUCUCAGACCAAAAUCAAUAGCCGGUAUCUACUGAAACUGCAGCAAGGCGAAACCACGGGAAUGGCGCUCCGUUGAGUAGAGCAACGCACAGCACAUCACAUCGCAUCCUCCGUAGCGGGAGGCUCUGGCCUCACCGCAGCGGCACUUCCCGGAAGAGCCCAGGAUAUUCGGGGACCCGCACCGGACAGGCGGCCCAGGCCCCCUGGCGCCCAGCUGGCCGCCCUGUUGCAGCUCUCAUGCCAAGACCUGCGCCUAACGGCAGGGAUUCCGGCGGUCAUCAUUUAUUCUUGGCGCUAAGCUGCCGCUUCUCUUUUUUAUCACCACAGAGUAACGCAGACCCCACCGUUUCCUUCCAUUCUGAGCCAACCACUCCAGCAGCCACCGGGGCGCCAGGUUAUGCUGGGGCUGCACCACCCGGCCCGAGGCUUUUGAAGCCACGCCUGAGCGCGGAGGAUGGGCAGGAUUUGCCCCGUGAACUCCCGCGCACGCAGGCUCCGCGCGAGGCCCGGGCGCCCGAGCGGCGAUUCCCUCCCCUAUCACCAGCUCCAGGGUGGUGCCCCCCGGCUGUGGAGCCCAGACCCCGGCCGUCCAGCAGCGUAUAGACGAGCCCAUGUCUGCGAUGUAACUGCACCGCGCUGGGGAUCCACCUCCCGCCAGGGUGAGGGCGCCGUCCUCCAGCGUAUGCUAGGCAGGCGCGCCCCGCCCUCCUGGUCACGUGACCACGCCUACAGCCGAAGAGGAUGGGAAAAUGCGGCCCUGUUCCUGAACAGGAAGCGGAAGCAGGAAGGAACUGAGAACACCAGCAUCUGCUGCCGCCCUGAAUCAGCGUUAGCAUGUGGAGGCAACCUCAGCCCCCAGUUUUUGAAGAAGGUGAUUCAGAUUCAGACACAGGAAUUAUGGUGACGGUAGAAAUGGACUGGAAGGUUCGUUCCCCUUGCCCACCAAGACUCCAGAGCAGGUGGGUUCUUGAUGUCUACUCUGCAUGAAGCCCUGGGCUUUCCGGCCCUCCCUACUUUUCCUCCGAAUUCACAGCACAGCGGAGCCAAAAUGUAUUCCUGCCAAAACGGGCAUUUCCCAAAAGAAAAUAUUGUUUUAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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