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Transcriptome-Wide Analysis of Hepatitis B Virus-Mediated Changes to Normal Hepatocyte Gene Expression.

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Fig 1. Confirmation of experimental system. A. Experimental setup for primary dataset
Table 1. RNA-seq overview.
Fig 2. RNA-seq overview. A. Euclidean sample distance was mapped allowing unbiased ordering of samples based on sample similarity
Fig 3. Mapping HBV-derived reads. A. HBV transcripts were aligned based on the location of the shared polyA signal plus an additional 10 bases
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