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An immune-focused supplemental alignment pipeline captures information missed from dominant single-cell RNA-seq analyses, including allele-specific MHC-I regulation.
Frontiers in immunology - 1 Jan 2025
Benjamin Sebastian, McElfresh G W, Kaza Maanasa, Boggy Gregory J, Varco-Merth Benjamin, Ojha Sohita, Feltham Shana, Goodwin William, Nkoy Candice, Duell Derick, Selseth Andrea, Bennett Tyler, Barber-Axthelm Aaron, Haese Nicole N, Wu Helen, Waytashek Courtney, Boyle Carla, Smedley Jeremy V, Labriola Caralyn S, Axthelm Michael K, Reeves R Keith, Streblow Daniel N, Sacha Jonah B, Okoye Afam A, Hansen Scott G, Picker Louis J, Bimber Benjamin N
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Introduction: RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) can measure whole transcriptome gene expression from tissues or even individual cells, providing a powerful tool to study the immune response. Analysis of RNA-seq data involves mapping relatively short sequence reads to a reference genome, and quantifying genes based on the position of alignments relative to annotated genes. While this is usually robust, genetic polymorphism...
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