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<label for="item1">Q1. Is there dataset of transcription start sites collected with only noncording RNA regions?</label> | |||
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<li>A1. Currently, there are no data that collects only the transcription start sites of non-coding RNAs. It is possible to extract noncording RNAs by concatenating the GENCODE annotation file and the following files:<br> | |||
<a href="http://reftss.clst.riken.jp/datafiles/3.0/human/refTSS_v3.0_human_annotation.txt.gz">http://reftss.clst.riken.jp/datafiles/3.0/human/refTSS_v3.0_human_annotation.txt.gz</a><br> | |||
<a href="http://reftss.clst.riken.jp/datafiles/3.0/mouse/refTSS_v3.0_mouse_annotation.txt.gz">http://reftss.clst.riken.jp/datafiles/3.0/mouse/refTSS_v3.0_mouse_annotation.txt.gz</a> | |||
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<label for="item2">Q2. Why the range of some TSSs are so much greater than others? For most TSSs the range is in the region of 8-24 bp, while for others the range is over 100 bp.</label> | |||
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<li>A2. The range of TSSs is in the region of 8-24 bp, while for others the range can be over 100 bp. We computationally identify TSS regions based on the mapping results with 5'-end sequences.</li> | |||
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