reads MRNA 2 3 4 exons Figure Q8-4 RNA-seq reads for a liver MRNA (Problem 8-16). The exon structure of the MRNA is indicated, with protein-coding segments ndicated in light blue and untranslated regions in dark blue. The umbers of sequencing reads are indicated by the heights of the ertical lines above the MRNA.

reads MRNA 2 3 4 exons Figure Q8-4 RNA-seq reads for a liver MRNA (Problem 8-16). The exon structure of the MRNA is indicated, with protein-coding segments ndicated in light blue and untranslated regions in dark blue. The umbers of sequencing reads are indicated by the heights of the ertical lines above the MRNA.

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