RNA Sequencing (Transcriptome)

RNA Sequencing, sometimes referred to as transcriptome sequencing, is used to reveal the presence, quantity and structure of RNA in a biological sample under specific conditions. Compared to hybridization-based RNA quantification methods such as microarray analysis, sequencing-based transcriptome detection can quantify gene expression with low background, high accuracy and high levels of reproducibility within a large dynamic range. In addition, transcriptome sequencing does not require an existing genome sequence and can detect splice variants and fusion genes that can not be detected by microarrays.

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