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From: tDRmapper: challenges and solutions to mapping, naming, and quantifying tRNA-derived RNAs from human small RNA-sequencing data

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Relative abundance of all tRNA-derived RNAs across four categories of human cell types/tissues. Proportion of trimmed and filtered reads that map to tRNAs in primary colon tissue (control n = 13; Crohn’s disease uninflamed tissue, n = 21; Crohn’s disease inflamed tissue, n = 6), primary liver tissue (control, n = 4; chronic hepatitis B non-cancer tissue, n = 4; chronic hepatitis C non-cancer tissue, n = 4; chronic hepatitis B associated cancer tissue, n = 4; chronic hepatitis C associated cancer tissue, n = 4), the non-sperm fraction of seminal fluid (n = 2), and NIH roadmap H1 and H1-derived cells (H1 cells with no treatment, n = 2; H1-derived trophoblasts, n = 2; H1-derived mesendoderm, n = 2; H1-derived neuronal progenitor cells, n = 2; H1-derived mesenchymal stem cells, n = 2). Black lines show the median and interquartile range

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