□Comparison with other gene expression analysis techniques

There are numerous techniques for analyzing gene expression, and each method has its advantages. CAGE differs from other major gene expression analysis techniques in its capability to accurately identify transcriptional start sites in a genome-wide fashion.

Since CAGE enables detailed analyses of the promoter regions of a gene, it is possible to further analyze the expression of a specific gene regulated by each promoter. Therefore, CAGE can serve as a “new-perspective” approach for genome annotation, by elucidating transcriptional signaling cascades, and performing other functions.

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□FANTOM main paper

□Others

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