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Gene-Specific Predictability of Protein Levels from mRNA Data in Humans

2018-08-24

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Transcriptomic data are widely available, and the extent to which they are predictive of protein abundances remains debated. Using multiple public databases, we calculate mRNA and mRNA-to-protein ratio variability across human tissues to quantify and classify genes for protein abundance predictability confidence. We propose that such predictability is best understood as a spectrum. A gene-specific, tissue-independ...

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af1f3a7d-f4e2-5793-b15b-14ae1619f20b
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10.1101/399816
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