Clinical RNA sequencing: connecting a DNA change to its consequences
Transcriptome analysis can reveal abnormal splicing or expression, but tissue choice and assay context determine what a negative result means.
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Transcriptome analysis can reveal abnormal splicing or expression, but tissue choice and assay context determine what a negative result means.
Conflicting classifications are a prompt to inspect evidence, scope and dates rather than count votes.
Imprinting disorders require attention to gene activity and parental origin as well as DNA sequence. Chromosome 15 illustrates the implications for testing and recurrence counselling.