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Noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) transcribed from noncoding regions of the human genome are highly active and functionally significant; however, the nature of their functional system remains a subject of debate. Recent advances in big data and artificial intelligence have enabled a conceptual breakthrough in understanding this system. Unlike traditional models derived from protein studies and evolutionary conservation patterns, ncRNAs operate through distinct functional mechanisms and serve as critical endogenous regulators across all cancers. This presentation will provide deep systems-level insights into the ncRNA functional network and its universal role in cancer biology, and clarify major misconceptions in the field.
Cancer Research 2025 Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whQeHl10ptE
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