genes: Gene annotations
In GPseq: gpseq: Using the generalized Poisson distribution to model sequence read counts from high throughput sequencing experiments
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Description
The dataset is a small subset of all human genes available in the RefSeq database. The gene annotations require the exon annotations along with the reads files.
Usage
1
Format
The genes data is a (num_genes x 4) matrix where num_genes is the total number of uniquely annotated genes. Column 1 is the gene ID, column 2 is the starting exon and column 3 is the ending exon in the gene. If Column 2 = 1 and Column 3 = 4, then exons 1,2,3 and 4 are inside the gene. Column 4 is the gene length.num_genes = 2
Source
NCBI RefSeq RNA Sequences
References
NCBI37, hg19 human genome
See Also
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Description Usage Format Source References See Also
Description
The dataset is a small subset of all human genes available in the RefSeq database. The gene annotations require the exon annotations along with the reads files.
Usage
1 |
Format
The genes data is a (num_genes x 4) matrix where num_genes is the total number of uniquely annotated genes. Column 1 is the gene ID, column 2 is the starting exon and column 3 is the ending exon in the gene. If Column 2 = 1 and Column 3 = 4, then exons 1,2,3 and 4 are inside the gene. Column 4 is the gene length.num_genes = 2
Source
NCBI RefSeq RNA Sequences
References
NCBI37, hg19 human genome
See Also
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