AtRTD2: A Reference Transcript Dataset for accurate quantification of alternative splicing and expression changes in Arabidopsis thaliana RNA-seq data

AtRTD2: A Reference Transcript Dataset for accurate quantification of alternative splicing and expression changes in Arabidopsis thaliana RNA-seq data
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10.1101/051938
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2016-05
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bioRxiv
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Runxuan Zhang;C. Calixto;Yamile Marquez;Peter Venhuizen;Nikoleta A Tzioutziou;Wenbin Guo;Mark A. Spensley;Nicolas Frei dit Frey;H. Hirt;A. James;H. G. Nimmo;A. Barta;M. Kalyna;John W. S. Brown
Runxuan Zhang;C. Calixto;Yamile Marquez;Peter Venhuizen;Nikoleta A Tzioutziou;Wenbin Guo;Mark A. Spensley;Nicolas Frei dit Frey;H. Hirt;A. James;H. G. Nimmo;A. Barta;M. Kalyna;John W. S. Brown
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Runxuan Zhang;C. Calixto;Yamile Marquez;Peter Venhuizen;Nikoleta A Tzioutziou;Wenbin Guo;Mark A. Spensley;Nicolas Frei dit Frey;H. Hirt;A. James;H. G. Nimmo;A. Barta;M. Kalyna;John W. S. Brown

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