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Nearly all new protein-coding predictions in the CHESS database are not protein-coding

2018-07-02

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In a 2018 paper posted to bioRxiv, Pertea et al. presented the CHESS database, a new catalog of human gene annotations that includes 1,178 new protein-coding predictions. These are based on evidence of transcription in human tissues and homology to earlier annotations in human and other mammals. Here, we reanalyze the evidence used by CHESS, and find that nearly all protein-coding predictions are false positives....

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6ad8548b-29f8-5401-a9b9-8ad23c8bdeeb
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10.1101/360602
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