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Transcriptomics of independent CRISPR-edited cell lines reveal ciliary-specific ARL13B dependent changes

Oct 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 55 references
Biology

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It is demonstrated that ciliary ARL13B is required to maintain normal ciliary composition and gene expression programs and underscores the value of multi-clone, rescue-based experimental designs for robust transcriptomic analyses.

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