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Publicly available transcriptomes provide the opportunity for dual RNA-Seq meta-analysis in <i>Plasmodium</i> infection

2019-03-13

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Dual RNA-Seq is the simultaneous transcriptomic analysis of interacting symbionts, for example, in malaria. Potential cross-species interactions identified by correlated gene expression might highlight interlinked signaling, metabolic or gene regulatory pathways in addition to physically interacting proteins. Often, malaria studies address one of the interacting organisms – host or parasite – rendering the other “...

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fde24416-83c7-54ae-98ec-30b1a53bcd62
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10.1101/576116
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