Many biases and spurious effects are inherent in RNA-seq technology

August 15, 2017 Leave a comment 5,190 Views

Many biases and spurious effects are inherent in RNA-seq technology, resulting in a non-uniform distribution of sequencing read counts for each base position in a gene. Therefore, a base-level strategy is required to model the non-uniformity. Also, the properties of ...

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