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Detecting anomalies in RNA-seq quantification

2019-02-05

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Algorithms to infer isoform expression abundance from RNA-seq have been greatly improved in accuracy during the past ten years. However, due to incomplete reference transcriptomes, mapping errors, incomplete sequencing bias models, or mistakes made by the algorithm, the quantification model sometimes could not explain all aspects of the input read data, and misquantification can occur. Here, we develop a computati...

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1338eb20-0860-56f8-aa8d-8aed25e62462
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10.1101/541714
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