| ID | Sequence | Length | GC content |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAR1A:1 | GGGAGUGUUGAGGGGGCCUGAAGGGUUCCGCUCCUCCCACCCAGGGAAC… | 2794 nt | 0.6335 |
| HAR1A:2 | GGCGGAAAUGGUUUCUAUCAAAAUGAAAGUGUUUAGAGAUUUUCCUCAA… | 1882 nt | 0.6387 |
| HAR1A:3 | GACCUCCCCUCCCCACCGCCGCCCCUGCGGUGAGAUCCUGCCUGCCGGG… | 1150 nt | 0.5904 |
| HAR1A:4 | CGCAGACCAUGUAAUUAAGCUGCGUUCUGCAGCCAGGGCAAGACAGAAG… | 638 nt | 0.6003 |
| HAR1A:5 | AGUGUGAAUGGAGUAUGAAUGUGUGUGGUAGGCGACAGCUGUGUGUGUA… | 709 nt | 0.6403 |
| HAR1A:6 | AGUGUGAAUGGAGUAUGAAUGUGUGUGGUAGGCGACAGCUGUGUGUGUA… | 2274 nt | 0.6381 |
| HAR1A:7 | AGUGUGAAUGGAGUAUGAAUGUGUGUGGUAGGCGACAGCUGUGUGUGUA… | 2251 nt | 0.6379 |
| HAR1A:8 | AGUGUGAAUGGAGUAUGAAUGUGUGUGGUAGGCGACAGCUGUGUGUGUA… | 2189 nt | 0.6286 |
No relevant information is available at the moment.
A review of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in mammals and other eukaryotes notes that the HAR1A is expressed in Cajal–Retzius neurons in the developing neocortex and is located in a conserved region of the human genome that has undergone rapid evolution [Mercer et al. DOI:10.1038/nrg2521]. A review of non-coding RNAs in neurological diseases notes that the HAR1A is detected in the striatum of Huntington's disease patients [Das et al. DOI:10.1080/21655979.2021.2003667].