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Exhaustive capture of biological variation in RNA-seq data through k-mer decomposition

2017-03-31

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Each individual cell produces its own set of transcripts, which is the combined result of genetic variation, transcription regulation and post-transcriptional processing. Due to this combinatorial nature, obtaining the exhaustive set of full-length transcripts for a given species is a never-ending endeavor. Yet, each RNA deep sequencing experiment produces a variety of transcripts that depart from the reference tr...

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6997bd9b-b938-5fad-8556-afef454aa8cb
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10.1101/122937
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