Overcome analytical bottlenecks in RNA-Seq experiments with limited number of replicates and low sequencing coverage

January 4, 2018 Leave a comment 3,841 Views

In current statistical methods for calling differentially expressed genes in RNA-Seq experiments, the assumption is that an adjusted observed gene count represents an unknown true gene count...

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Overcome analytical bottlenecks in RNA-Seq experiments with limited number of replicates and low sequencing coverage

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