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and Relevant Commentaries
Zheng P., Zhou C., Ding Y., Liu B., Lu L., Zhu F., Duan C.
Nanopore sequencing technology and its applications
Yuan, F.; Hankey, W.; Wagner, E. J.; Li, W.; Wang, Q.,
Alternative polyadenylation of mRNA and its role in cancer.
Yalamanchili, H. K.; Elrod, N. D.; Jensen, M. K.; Ji, P.; Lin, A.; Wagner, E. J.; Liu, Z.,
A computational pipeline to infer alternative poly-adenylation from 3′ sequencing data.
Jensen, M. K.; Elrod, N. D.; Yalamanchili, H. K.; Ji, P.; Lin, A.; Liu, Z.; Wagner, E. J.,
Application and design considerations for 3′-end sequencing using click-chemistry.
Fitzpatrick, A. H.; Rupnik, A.; O'Shea, H.; Crispie, F.; Keaveney, S.; Cotter, P.,
High throughput sequencing for the detection and characterization of RNA viruses.
Zhang, Y.; Carrion, S. A.; Zhang, Y.; Zhang, X.; Zinski, A. L.; Michal, J. J.; Jiang, Z.,
Alternative polyadenylation analysis in animals and plants: newly developed strategies for profiling, processing and validation.
Peccoud, J.; Lequime, S.; Moltini-Conclois, I.; Giraud, I.; Lambrechts, L.; Gilbert, C.,
A survey of virus recombination uncovers canonical features of artificial chimeras generated during deep sequencing library preparation.
Jaworski, E.; Routh, A.,
ClickSeq: replacing fragmentation and enzymatic ligation with click-chemistry to prevent sequence chimeras.