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Long Noncoding RNA Expression during Human B-Cell Development.

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Fig 1. Overview of the data analysis pipeline. A) Diagram of B-cell lymphopoiesis depicting the different B-cell subpopulations isolated from bone marrow and tonsils
Fig 2. Isolation of human B-cell subsets from bone marrow and tonsils. A) Overlay of flow cytometry and array data on surface markers used for sorting of the bone marrow B-cell subsets
Fig 3. Long noncoding RNA expression in human B-cell subpopulations. A) Distribution of array-derived expression levels across all samples are shown for different gene biotype classes: Antisense, lincRNA, other lncRNA, mRNA, and pseudogene
Fig 4. Weighted gene co-expression network analysis of human B-cell subpopulation transcriptomes.
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