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Multi-occurence of transcripts in Cufflinks output file
Dear all,
although I'm new to the analysis of RNA-seq data, I finally managed to align my reads with STAR and afterwards calculated transcript abundances with Cufflinks. As I checked the isoforms.fpkm_tracking file, I realized that the tracking ids are not unique. How can it be, that I have some tracking ids occur so often? (I used for both, STAR and Cufflinks, an annotation file with Ensembl Ids) Regards, Jesse |
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