Scientists have identified a set of genomic features will help others to interpret RNA sequencing data

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By studying the genomes of fruit flies, scientists from the Zaugg and Furlong groups at EMBL Heidelberg have identified a set of genomic features that can predict how much the expression of a gene varies between individuals in a species. Their...

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