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The set of all transcripts of a biological entity, e.g. the transcriptome of a single cell, of a tissue, of an organ, of an individual, of a species. Can also be used to refer to a subset of the transcriptome, e.g. the polyadenylated transcriptome, given that often experiments ignore the 99% of transcripts that are ribosomal RNAs.
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After running nf-core, is there a way to map a gene_id to a specific gene's DNA sequence?
I have been running nf-core in Python and it works great! But I have a seemingly simple question that I'm struggling to find an answer for online. After running the nf-core pipeline on my RNA sequenci …
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