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Relative Abundance of Transcripts (RATs): Identifying differential isoform abundance from RNA-seq

2019-02-24

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The biological importance of changes in RNA expression is reflected by the wide variety of tools available to characterise these changes from RNA-seq data. Several tools exist for detecting differential transcript isoform usage (DTU) from aligned or assembled RNA-seq data, but few exist for DTU detection from alignment-free RNA-seq quantifications. We present the RATs, an R package that identifies DTU transcripto...

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531c05ff-4bc1-5c48-b5f8-1a4ac514282b
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10.12688/f1000research.17916.1
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