Comparative analyses of non coding genetic sequences
Hi everyone,
I am conducting comparative analyses on non-coding sequences and need some advice. Should I remove all exons from my sequences, including those from alternative splicing isoforms, or only the exons that translate the primary protein isoform?
What is the best practice in this scenario?
Thanks for your help!
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What's the end goal of your project? If you are looking into novel sequences then remove all the exons.
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