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Homo sapiens (human) T cell leukemia/lymphoma 6 (TCL6) URS0000CCE05D_9606

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TCL6: TCL6 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been studied in relation to preeclampsia [PMC8613530]. In a recent study, researchers investigated the expression of TCL6 in different subgroups of preeclampsia patients based on the time of onset and severity [PMC8613530]. The study aimed to understand the potential differences in TCL6 expression among these subgroups. Additionally, the researchers identified specific constitutive MAEs (Maternal Allele Expression) that are associated with relapse, and among them were ACER3, TCL6, and TFDP2 [PMC8548578]. The identification of these relapse-specific MAEs provides insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying preeclampsia relapse [PMC8548578]. By examining TCL6 expression and its association with different subgroups of preeclampsia patients, this study contributes to our understanding of the role that lncRNAs may play in this condition [PMC8613530]. Further research is needed to explore the functional significance of TCL6 and its potential as a biomarker or therapeutic target for preeclampsia [PMC8613530].

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ACAAUGUGAUGGUCAUGAAGUCUCUGUCAGAGAGGAAAGAGGGAGUUAAUCUAUAAUGAAGAUCAACAGUGAAGAGGAAAGGGGUCUUCCCUGGAACGCUUCAGUCAUAUACGACAUUUUACACAACAAUAAUGGACCUGUGUAAGGAGGUAUGUGUGGGAGAAGAUUCCAGAAGGUCUUGAGACACUCCAGAUGAAGGUUGGUGUGGGGCUGUGCUGCUGGAGCACCAGAGAGUGAAAAGAGGUUAUCUCCCUCUGUGCCAGGCCAGAGUGCAGUGGUGCAAUCACGGCUCACUGUAGUCUCAACCUCCUGGGCUCAAGAGAUCCUCCCACUUCAGCCUCCCAAGCAGCUAAGACUACAGUUAUUUUAUUCUUAUGAGCUUGUGGGCUCCAUCUACCAACCUCUGGGCAAAUGCUCAUCUGACUUCCAUAGACACACAGCAAGCAGACAACCACACAAAGAGGAAGAGGGAGAAUAUUUACCAGCCAUGGAACAUCUGCUCUGUGCUUAUAUCUCAUAUGCAUUAUCUCUAAUUAUCAAAAGAAGGUUAGAAGCAAGGCACAAGUCAUACCUACAUUCAAGGAGAGGGGACCAUGCAAAGGAUAAACUGCAGAGAGACAACAGAUUUACAUCCCAGACACAUUCACACUGGGCCAAGAGCAGCUGCCAUUGCAGAUUCGAGUCACGUCCUUUUUUCCUUCCUUCUCCUUCUUGGAGUUACAACAGAAGCUGGGGAGGUGAGAGUGCAGAAAGGACGUGGAUGAAGCAGAGAGGCACGUGCCUGUCUCAUUCGCCUCUGGAUCUGCUGCAUCCAGGACUGUGCCAGCACAAAGUGGGAGCCCGAUAAAUAUUUAUUGAAGAAAUGAAAGGUGACAAAAGGCAGAAGGAGGGAGACCCCAAAAAGAGAGAUGGGAUCCCACUAUAUUGCACAGGCUGGUCUCAAACUCCUGAGCUCAAGCGAUCCUCCUGCCUUGGCCUCCCACGGUGCUGAGACUACAGGUGUGAGCCACCACUCCCAGCCUGAUUUAUAUUUUAUAAAGAGGCAACGAUGGAGUACACAGCUGAGCAAUCUCUUGCAUUUCUGGACCUUGAGCAUCAGGAAGCUUAGGGAGGGUGAAAACUCAGAAGAAAGCUCAGAGUUGAGACCUUUGAUUUUUUGCCCAGAGAGUCCAGCUAACACACUUUAUAACCCAAAAGGCCUUACAAAUAUUUCAGAGCAGAGGCAGCAUUUUUGCACUGGAUAAACAAAGGUACGGUAAUUUCUUCAUAGUUUAUUUUCAUUACAAGUAAUUCUUUUCCUGAAGAAAAAUUUAUAUUUCAGAUUUAUUUCCCCUCUCAAAGGGGAGGGGAGUUAUAAUAUUCUGUUUCCAUAGCACCAUUCCUCAAGAUCAAACCCAGGCAGGCAUUUUUACAGCACACACUUCCAUAUGUCAUUGCUAAUCCUCGCAACCUUGAGGAAACUGAGGUGCAAAGGGGUUGAGGAAUGUGUUCACCAUCCCAAAGCCAACGAAGUGCCAGAACCCAAAUCCAAGCUUGGCUGUCUCAUCCCCAAGGACGUACUCUUUAUGCCGUUCCUUAUGACUUUUCAUGCAGCAGGUGCAAGGCAGCAAGAAUUUGGCUCUUCUGACAUUUAUCAGGCACCUGGUAUGUGCCAGGCCUACUGUAAACCCCAAGAUGACAUGGUCCAUGUCUAUCCAUUCAGCAUCAGAGAGACUGUUAUCAGGACUUGAGGCCUGAGACACAGCCCUGAAUCAGAUGCAGGCCUCUGGUGUUUGCAAAGGAUGCGUGAGUAUGUGUAUGUGUAUGCGUGCAUUGUGUGUAGGGGUGUGUGUAUGUUGGGGGUUGGGGGCAGAAAAUGCUCCCUGAACUGUUGGUAUUAAGGCAGAUCUUUGAUGGAGGGACUGGGGUGUGGAGACUUGAACCCUAGUUUCAAAGUGGGGACCUCGAACACUAGUAUGGCCAGCAGACAGGCUGGAGUUGCUGAAUUGUCAGCUAGGUCUUUAAUCCACUCCCCUUCUCUAAAUCAGGGUGGAAUUGGACUCAGGGCUGGUUCAGGGCUGAGGUUUCCGGGGGAUGAAUGAUUCCAGACAGUGGGAAGGGGUGAUGGAUGAUGAACCUGGCAAGUCACAGGACUAUGGACUUGGCUGUAUGUUGCAUGUAUGUGUAAGAUCUGAGUUGAGACCUUUGAUUUUUGCCCAGAAAGUCCAGCUAACAUACUAUAUAAGCCAGUGAGACCAGCCAGUGUCUGUUCAUUGCCUCUGCCUUGCCCCUAUGCCUGCCCGCCUCCUAUAGCAGGUCCCUAUAGCAUAAUGAAAAUGCGAACAACCUUUUCUCUGGACACUGGGGAAUCUAGUCUGGUGGAUAAAGAUGGAUGGCUGUUAAACGAUC

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