RNAseq, Noise , Signal
Hello all,
I have a question about noise in RNA-seq.
What did that mean ? I dont finde a good answer on this question.
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"Noise" is another way of saying variation, in both the biological and mathematical senses.
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Everbody speak about noise or background noise, but nobody can explain that ?
You are quite impatient for asking a question on a Sunday.
Explain what: that it is expected that there should be variability between samples?
Everbody speak about noise or background noise, but nobody can explain that ?
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