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The elongation of Mest transcript into MestXL sustains, but does not initiate, the maternal allele bias of its convergent gene Copg2 during neurogenesis
Precise gene dosage control is critical for establishing cellular identity and development, especially for imprinted genes, where dosage imbalances are linked to severe pathologies such as neurodevelopmental disorders. The Mest/Copg2 imprinted locus is a paradigm for this fine-tuned regulation. Whil
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