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RNA-seq datasets used here were from human ESC H9 cells and HeLa cells(GEO GSE24399), ENCODE cell lines (GEO: GSE26284).

No similar significant enrichments were seen for ENCODE enhancer annotations for a variety of other ENCODE cell types (HUVEC umbilical vein endothelial cells, HMEC mammary epithelial cells, GM12878 B-lymphocytes, NHEK epidermal keratinocytes).

The remaining 80 developmentally essential genes (DEGs), unique to Dictyostelia, mostly encode cell surface and secreted proteins, with roles in sensing and cell recognition.

We further validated our approach by generating different batches of scCAT-seq profiles from two additional ENCODE cell lines: HeLa-S3 cervix adenocarcinoma and HCT116 colorectal carcinoma cell lines (Supplementary Data 1).

Those histocompatibility genes encode cell surface proteins that allow the body to distinguish its own cells from those that are foreign e.g., cells of a tissue graft or an infectious microorganism.

The RNA-binding protein HuR affects cell fate by regulating the stability and/or the translation of messenger RNAs that encode cell stress response proteins.

All encode cell-surface proteins that span the membrane four times, forming two extracellular loops.

The MHC class II genes encode cell-surface glycopeptides that present bacterial-derived antigens to CD4+ T cells, thereby triggering immune responses [1].

Fifteen of the NELoc-1 genes were predicted by pSortb and SignalP to encode cell-surface associated or extracellular proteins, indicating that nearly half of the predicted protein complement of this locus may be exposed to the extracellular environment.

The human leukocyte antigen (HLA) loci, located in the major histocompatibility complex (MHC), encode cell-surface molecules that present peptides sampled from the proteome, mediating key immunological events: defining self-antigen tolerance and cellular immune responses to tumors and pathogens.

These genes all encode cell-cycle transcription regulators or kinases/phosphatases that regulate their activity.