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mRNA-seq coverage data from all studies (All mRNA-seq Reads tracks)

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	full	Global aggregate	mRNA-seq coverage data from all studies	schema
	full	Brain	mRNA-seq coverage data from Gonzalez et al. (2014) study	schema
	full	Cybrid & BJ	mRNA-seq coverage data from Rooijers et al. (2013) study	schema
	full	HEK293	mRNA-seq coverage data from Reid (2012) study	schema
	full	HEK293	mRNA-seq coverage data from LoayzaPuch et al. (2013) study	schema
	full	HEK293	mRNA-seq coverage data from Andreev et al. (2015) study	schema
	full	HEK293	mRNA-seq coverage data from Gao et al. (2014) study	schema
	full	HeLa	mRNA-seq coverage data from Stumpf (2013) study	schema
	full	HeLa	mRNA-seq coverage data from Stadler & Fire (2011) study	schema
	full	HeLa	mRNA-seq coverage data from Guo et al. (2010) study	schema
	full	HFF	mRNA-seq coverage data from Stern-Ginossar et al. (2012) study	schema
	full	PC3	mRNA-seq coverage data from Hsieh et al. (2011) study	schema
	full	Skeletal muscle	mRNA-seq coverage data from Wein et al. (2012) study	schema

Description

mRNA-seq unique mappers from all studies

Methods

The data from the following studies were used in making this global aggregate track:

Loayza-Puch et al. 2013

Reid and Nicchitta 2011

Rooijers et al. 2013

Stadler and Fire 2011

Stern-Ginossar et al. 2012

Stumpf et al. 2013

Wein et al. 2014

See individual studies for breakdown on method of data acquisition and processing.

The current global aggregate version for this organism and genome assembly is 1. To see the study list from previous versions check the global aggregate log file.