Carrieri et al were first to show that an antisense non-coding transcribed sequence (covering the start codon of a gene) linked to an effector sequence (containing an embedded repetitive SINEB2 element) can activate polysomes for increased translation of the targeted gene's protein.
Carrieri et al were first to show that an antisense (long non-coding RNA) (lncRNA) overlapping a transcribed gene could increase protein expression levels of the gene without affecting (RNA) expression levels. Co-expression of the antisense lncRNA can activate polysomes for increased translation of the targeted gene's protein.