Typically how many CLIP reads can be mapped to genome?
Hi,guys,
I'm new to CLIP-seq study. I found some data from NCBI and try to map the date back to the genome. But I found only 10-20% of reads can be mapped to genome successfully. Is it normal?
Thanks
Yue
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