A normalization strategy for comparing tag count data
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Summary
The results showed that the elimination of potential DEGs is essential for more accurate normalization of RNA-seq data, and the concept of this normalization strategy can widely be applied to other types of tag count data and to microarray data.
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- 2012-04-05
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- 90
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Computer science
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