so is this not true for mouse?
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Are Long Noncoding Rna (Lncrna) Included In The Ucsc Or Ensembl Genome Assemblies?
Are lncRNA's present in the UCSC or ENSEMBL genome assemblies. My understanding is that the subset of poly-adenylated lncRNA's should be present in a TruSeq prep, and I am interested in aligning my reads to these.
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ENCODE annotated new data-set of lncRNA's (locus & transcripts) http://big.crg.cat/
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