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Elder Fraud is an Epidemic

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By Madeline Mayhood, Whit Sheppard, Adam Ewing
| Virginia Living
You’re happy, healthy, and about to settle into retirement. Falling for a fraud scheme? No way. You’re way too sharp. You can spot them a mile away. Think again. Take William Webster—as in the William Webster. He and his wife, Linda, came perilously close to falling victim to an elder fraud scheme that began with an unsolicited phone call and a Jamaican lottery scam.
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LINE-1 retrotransposons contribute to mouse PV interneuron development - Nature Neuroscience

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By Gabriela O Bodea, Carolina Gubert, Patricia Gerdes, Liviu-Gabriel Bodea, Charles C. Bell, Peter Kozulin, Victor Billon, Lucy Palmer, Adam Ewing, Dhanisha Jhaveri, Sandra Richardson, Anthony Hannan, Prabha Ajjikuttira, Chloe J. Love
| Nature
Abstract Retrotransposons are mobile DNA sequences duplicated via transcription and reverse transcription of an RNA intermediate. Cis-regulatory elements encoded by retrotransposons can also promote the transcription of adjacent genes. Somatic LINE-1 (L1) retrotransposon insertions have been detected in mammalian neurons. It is, however, unclear whether L1 sequences are mobile in only some neuronal lineages or therein promote neurodevelopmental gene expression.
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ProA and ProB repeat sequences shape genome organization, and enhancers open domains

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By Konstantinn Bonnet, Nicolas Hulo, Raphaël Mourad, Adam Ewing
| biorxiv.org
Abstract There is a growing awareness that repeat sequences (RepSeq) - the main constituents of the human genome - are also prime players in its organization. Here we propose that the genome should be envisioned as a supersystem with three main subsystems, each composed of functionally redundant, cooperating elements. We define herein ProA and ProB RepSeqs as sequences that promote either the A/euchromatin or the B/heterochromatin compartment.
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