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VERSE: a versatile and efficient RNA-Seq read counting tool

Zhu et al., 2016

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9272220117446020075
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Zhu Q
Fisher S
Shallcross J
Kim J
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bioRxiv

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Motivation RNA-Seq is a powerful technology that delivers digital gene expression data. To measure expression strength at the gene level, one popular approach is direct read counting after aligning the reads to a reference genome/transcriptome. HTSeq is one of the …
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