Pervasive
Genome
Transcription
(Birney,
Stamatoyannopoulos et al. 2007; Kapranov,
Willingham et al. 2007;
Belostotsky
2009; Berretta
and Morillon 2009;
Dinger,
Amaral et al. 2009;
Jacquier
2009; Lunzer,
Golding et al. 2010;
Derrien,
Johnson et al. 2012;
Djebali,
Davis et al. 2012;
Hangauer,
Vaughn et al. 2013)
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