Pseudogenes are a class of non-coding RNA with unknown functions.
While there have been anecdotal observations pseudogene candidates with distinct functional roles, the overall genome-wide expression of pseudogenes in cancer has not reported until recently, with the help of next-generation sequencing technology.
In this webinar, Nallasivam Palanisamy of the Henry Ford Health System will discuss an effort to understand the genome-wide expression of pseudogenes across several solid cancers, which revealed a novel gene fusion involving a pseudogene in prostate cancer.
The objectives of this seminar are:
to present an overview of pseudogene expression in cancer
to discuss a method for the analysis and discovery of cancer-specific pseudogenes
to outline the application of RNA in situ hybridization for the analysis of pseudogenes
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