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Comparative analysis of human protein-coding and noncoding RNAs between brain and 10 mixed cell lines by RNA-Seq.

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Table 1. Exon number of brain and cell line transcripts.
Figure 1. Protein coding capacity and expression of brain and cell line protein-coding transcripts and long ncRNAs
Figure 3. RT-PCR validation of the expression profiles of long ncRNAs in human diseases

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