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Case: c13526/f1p3/2925 (INPP5B)
Because the query transcript is shorter than the annotated ones, it is impossible to tell which isoform it came from. But more importantly than that, we need to make sure that we don't label this as (completely) known.
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Handling case where all of the query exons match a transcript, but query has fewer exons
[FIXED]: Handling case where all of the query exons match a transcript, but query has fewer exons
Apr 17, 2018
dewyman
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[FIXED]: Handling case where all of the query exons match a transcript, but query has fewer exons
Novel Case: Handling sub-transcript case where all of the query exons match a transcript, but query has fewer exons
Apr 17, 2018
Now that I'm working on novel transcripts, I need to determine how to label this case as a novel transcript that is a sub-transcript of something known
Case: c13526/f1p3/2925 (INPP5B)
Because the query transcript is shorter than the annotated ones, it is impossible to tell which isoform it came from. But more importantly than that, we need to make sure that we don't label this as (completely) known.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: