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The detection of covariation of mRNA levels of large sets of genes across multiple human populations

2016-12-08

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In this study, we analyse RNA-Seq data from panels of human lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCLs) to identify covariation in the mRNA levels of large numbers of genes. Such large scale covariation may have biological origin or be due to technical variation in analysis (generally referred to as batch effects). We show that batch effects cannot explain this covariation by demonstrating reproducibility across different hu...

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4222deef-4359-5897-945c-3fe785d2bfd4
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10.1101/082842
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