Sapiens 1 Page Summar

Description: cleavage and polyadenylation specific factor 3-like [Source:HGNC Symbol;Acc:26052]
Location: Chromosome 1: 1,246,965-1,260,071 reverse strand.
Transcripts: This gene has 49 transcripts

Homo sapiens, too, belongs to a family. This banal fact used to be one of history's most closely guarded secrets. This banal fact used to be one of history's most closely guarded secrets. Sapiens by Harari is an ambitious attempt to summarize the history of humankind, including our harsh beginnings when we competed with other human cousins for resources, our conquests, our innovations, our tragedies, and our greatest achievements.

Sapiens Chapter Summary

Name	Transcript ID	Length (bp)	Protein ID	Length (aa)	Biotype	CCDS
CPSF3L-001	ENST00000435064	2148	ENSP00000413493	600	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	CCDS21
CPSF3L-009	ENST00000419704	1798	ENSP00000404886	499	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-011	ENST00000411962	1832	ENSP00000400548	502	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-017	ENST00000434694	1056	ENSP00000411233	344	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-023	ENST00000450926	1839	ENSP00000392848	578	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-030	ENST00000527719	750	ENSP00000436743	209	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-031	ENST00000498476	554	ENSP00000436824	167	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-032	ENST00000534345	485	ENSP00000435772	140	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-034	ENST00000530031	800	ENSP00000432009	249	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-038	ENST00000526332	579	ENSP00000434790	109	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-201	ENST00000294579	1472	ENSP00000294579	402	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-202	ENST00000540437	2530	ENSP00000445001	606	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-203	ENST00000545578	1975	ENSP00000444672	571	Protein codingA protein coding transcript is a spliced mRNA that leads to a protein product.	-
CPSF3L-012	ENST00000458452	2571	ENSP00000433930	62	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-013	ENST00000430786	849	ENSP00000404012	101	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-024	ENST00000527098	2004	ENSP00000431952	92	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-025	ENST00000470679	584	ENSP00000434782	55	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-029	ENST00000532772	1618	ENSP00000431214	46	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-033	ENST00000531019	549	ENSP00000433733	56	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-036	ENST00000525285	579	ENSP00000436396	64	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-037	ENST00000526797	659	ENSP00000435418	81	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-042	ENST00000531377	816	ENSP00000433264	54	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-043	ENST00000527383	668	ENSP00000431425	34	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-046	ENST00000528879	1524	ENSP00000432777	278	Nonsense mediated decayTranscript is thought to undergo nonsense mediated decay, a process which detects nonsense mutations and prevents the expression of truncated or erroneous proteins.	-
CPSF3L-005	ENST00000462432	2863	No protein product	-	Processed transcriptNoncoding transcript that does not contain an open reading frame (ORF).	-
CPSF3L-007	ENST00000421495	1868	No protein product	-	Processed transcriptNoncoding transcript that does not contain an open reading frame (ORF).	-
CPSF3L-014	ENST00000490853	704	No protein product	-	Processed transcriptNoncoding transcript that does not contain an open reading frame (ORF).	-
CPSF3L-015	ENST00000493534	896	No protein product	-	Processed transcriptNoncoding transcript that does not contain an open reading frame (ORF).	-
CPSF3L-027	ENST00000532952	773	No protein product	-	Processed transcriptNoncoding transcript that does not contain an open reading frame (ORF).	-
CPSF3L-002	ENST00000498173	1589	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-003	ENST00000496353	2428	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-004	ENST00000323275	2450	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-006	ENST00000478641	3079	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-008	ENST00000470030	2369	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-016	ENST00000429572	1104	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-018	ENST00000488042	1134	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-019	ENST00000467408	639	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-020	ENST00000461514	913	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-021	ENST00000497304	933	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-022	ENST00000485710	883	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-026	ENST00000525603	738	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-035	ENST00000530233	595	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-039	ENST00000526904	551	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-040	ENST00000526113	591	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-041	ENST00000533916	405	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-044	ENST00000531292	704	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-045	ENST00000531020	548	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-047	ENST00000525769	695	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-
CPSF3L-048	ENST00000525164	816	No protein product	-	Retained intronNoncoding transcript containing intronic sequence.	-

Homo Sapiens Summary

Transcript and Gene level displays

Sapiens – a critical review. I much enjoyed Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. It is a brilliant, thought-provoking odyssey through human history with its huge confident brush strokes painting enormous scenarios across time. It is massively engaging and continuously interesting.

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The following version of this book was used to create this study guide: Harari. Yuval Noah. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. HarperCollins, 2015.

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari describes the development of the human species, who refers to as Sapiens. It begins in the earliest stages of evolution and ends at the present day with some broad predictions for humanity’s future. Harari states that our history is divided by four major revolutions. The first of these Cognitive Revolution, at which point the species developed cognitive abilities that far exceeded those of other humans. The Agricultural Revolution, which occurred 10,000 years ago, was the point at which humans domesticated plants and animals for cultivation. 500 years ago, the Scientific Revolution ushered in modern science, the age of exploration, and capitalism, thus creating many of the foundations on which today’s society relies. Finally, the Industrial Revolution, which started 200 years ago, transformed humanity into the species we recognize today. A major theme throughout this book is that human lifestyles have not consistently improved throughout history. We generally believe that each advancement in technology led to better lives, but the author states definitively that hunter-gatherers enjoyed many advantages over their agricultural descendants. Though industrial humans have access to modern medicine and other important advances, our lifestyle remains far from perfect.

Sapiens 1 Page Summary Of The Civil War

Harari’s goal in writing this book is to determine why Sapiens are the sole surviving human species and why they, as unremarkable apes, came to dominate the planet. Sapiens’ advantage, he argues, rests in our unique ability to communicate ideas that do not actually exist. Though many species have well-developed linguistic abilities, Sapiens appear to be the only species that creates and communicates total fictions. This ability is extremely important because it allows to create shared myths, facilitating cooperation between massive groups of strangers. Throughout history, Sapiens developed money, empires, and religions, all of which are examples of shared myths. These institutions ordered human behavior, allowing us to develop the complex and advanced societies that we have today. Harari concludes that our species’s advancements have but on the brink of another major transition, as we transcend the boundaries of biology and natural selection and are able to engage in intelligent design.