Human Transcriptome Subtraction by Using Short Sequence Tags To Search for Tumor Viruses in Conjunctival Carcinoma¶
Feng, H. (2007). Human Transcriptome Subtraction by Using Short Sequence Tags To Search for Tumor Viruses in Conjunctival Carcinoma. Journal of Virology, 11332-11340.
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- Digital transcriptome subtraction
- Researchers obtain a broad set of transcript-derived tags or reads, declare host-reference sequences and matching rules, computationally set aside observations assigned to the host, and inspect the remaining pool for plausible non-host sequence candidates.
This sourceOriginal article, Abstract, Materials and Methods (DTS), and BCBL-1/conjunctival Results. The cited short-tag detection conclusion is bounded to its experiment; direct full-text access was intermittent during this review.
- Researchers obtain a broad set of transcript-derived tags or reads, declare host-reference sequences and matching rules, computationally set aside observations assigned to the host, and inspect the remaining pool for plausible non-host sequence candidates.
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