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Exonpath counts and various information for 4961 multi-isoforms genes from 6 arabidopsis thaliana samples. These 6 samples are from two groups. A dataset contains a list of 6 lists, corresponding to one sample. Each sample contains a list of genes and each gene is a data frame. These lists and tables are generated by Strawberry https://github.com/ruolin/strawberry, which is a cpp program that efficiently analyzes each RNA-Seq alignment file (BAM) and produces these tables.
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Gene data frame with 16 variables and each line represent a exonpath:
sample name, as a string.
total fragment count for a sample.
gene ID.
total fragment count for a gene.
transcript ids, comma separated.
trainscript FPKM(Fragments Per Kilobase of transcript per Million mapped reads), comma separated.
Conditional on a transcript, the probability of a read generated by a exonpath, comma separated.
Probability of a read generated by a transcript, comma separated.
a unique id for a exonpath, indicating the genomic locations.
exonpath fragment count
the GC content of a exonpath
the averaged hexmer entropy fo a exonpath
A indicator indicating whether the exonpath contains a stretch of DNA at least 20bp and have gc ratio > 0.8
A indicator indicating whether the exonpath contains a stretch of DNA at least 40bp and have gc ratio > 0.8
A indicator indicating whether the exonpath contains a stretch of DNA at least 20bp and have gc ratio > 0.9
A indicator indicating whether the exonpath contains a stretch of DNA at least 40bp and have gc ratio > 0.9
http://https://github.com/ruolin/raspberry
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