TEcandidates – prediction of genomic origin of expressed transposable elements using RNA-seq data

June 7, 2018 Leave a comment 2,449 Views

In recent years, Transposable Elements (TEs) have been related to gene regulation. However, estimating the origin of expression of TEs through RNA-seq is complicated by multimapping reads coming from their repetitive sequences. Current approaches that address multimapping reads are focused ...

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TEcandidates – prediction of genomic origin of expressed transposable elements using RNA-seq data

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