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I have a basic question:- what does 10x coverage mean?
I have a basic question:- what does 10x coverage mean?
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Usually 10x coverage means one base will be covered ten times on average, generally speaking, your target sequence is about 10Mb, 10x coverage data presents 100Mb
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Rna-seq lesson
Hi ,
I would like to be directed to a good and easy tutorial to learn RNA SEQ analysis of a public data base eg from CSHL?Comment
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