Non-coding RNA: Ribosomes, but no translation, for lincRNAs
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Summary
A more accurate means of distinguishing between coding and non-coding transcripts than by simply looking at ribosome occupancy is described; this supports a non-Coding view of lincRNA function and should be more widely applicable to determining what proportion of the transcriptome is translated.
- Type
- review
- Published
- 2013-07-09
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- 5
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Keywords
Biology, Ribosome, Translation (biology), Computational biology, Cell biology
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