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Response to “The Reality of Pervasive Transcription”

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Response to “The Reality of Pervasive Transcription” (English)

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Corey Nislow

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Nislow

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31 August 2022

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Harm van Bakel

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van Bakel

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31 August 2022

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Benjamin J. Blencowe

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Blencowe

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31 August 2022

Timothy R. Hughes

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Timothy R

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31 August 2022

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12 July 2011

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Most of the human genome is transcribed.

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Noncoding transcripts as expression boosters

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