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. 2015 Mar 23;43(7):3478–3489. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv233

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Figure 6. — Disease-associated lncACTs exhibit specific expression patterns in cancer and matched normal samples. Illustrations of lncACT expression in cancer and normal states are shown in the left panel. The lncRNAs, miRNAs and coding-genes are colored blue, red and yellow, respectively. Corresponding expression profiles in KICH are shown in the right panel. Highly expressed genes are shown in red, low expression genes are shown in green. (A) The lncACT competing activities were observed in normal but not cancer samples. (B) The lncACT competing activities were not observed in normal samples but were present in cancer samples. (C) The lncACT competing activities were observed in normal and cancer samples, but some constituents showed expression levels that changed in opposite directions.