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cc by (c) Amador Rios, Raziel, 2022
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Unravelling the Role of Long Noncoding RNAs in the Context of Cell-growth and Regeneration

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[eng] Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) have proven biological roles in plethora cellular contexts. Nonetheless, only a handful have been clearly characterized, leaving thousands of newly discovered lncRNAs without an associated function, and sometimes considered as transcriptional by-products. To this end, this thesis work had focused on exploring lncRNA functionality in two scenarios. First, in order to discern between lncRNAs affecting cell-growth rate (lncRNA-hits) and lncRNA-not-hits, we built a tree-based classifier based on high-throughput CRISPRi functional screen data in seven human cell lines, as well as, cell-specific ENCODE transcription factor ChIP-seq data; finding that the genomic features used in our study showed small effects and tend to be transcript-specific. Our classifier outperformed previ- ous algorithms, displayed balanced sensitivity and specificity values, and uncovered a lncRNA (LINC00879) involved in cell-growth. Additionally, we unveiled a list of 40 lncRNAs as candidates for experimental validation. Second, we characterized the lncRNA profile during regeneration, using Drosophila wing imaginal disc as a regeneration-model. We selected a candidate lncRNA (CR40469) and evaluated its role in regeneration at the early stage of cell-damage. Subsequently, using RNA- seq data, we observed significant transcriptomic alterations in consequence of the CR40469 genetic deletion, suggesting its role in regeneration. In this study we have generated a list of lncRNAs whose possible biological role in cell-growth and in re- generation can be further studied.

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AMADOR RIOS, Raziel. Unravelling the Role of Long Noncoding RNAs in the Context of Cell-growth and Regeneration. [consulted: 14 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/190798

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