What Is a Transcriptome?

Transcriptome broadly refers to the collection of all transcription products in a cell under a certain physiological condition, including messenger RNA, ribosomal RNA, transport RNA and non-coding RNA; narrowly refers to the collection of all mRNAs.

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Transcriptome broadly refers to all intracellular

Transcriptome broadly refers to all intracellular

Compared to traditional chip hybridization platforms,

Difference between Transcriptome Sequencing and Gene Expression Profiling

Transcriptome sequencing technology uses mRNA, smallRNA, and NONcoding RNA to measure their sequence using high-throughput sequencing technology. Comprehensive and fast access to almost all transcripts of a particular organ or tissue of a species in a certain state. Reflect their expression level. Gene expression profiling refers to the construction of a non-biased cDNA library of cells or tissues in a specific state, large-scale cDNA sequencing, collection of cDNA sequence fragments, and qualitative and quantitative analysis of their mRNA population composition, thereby depicting the specific cells or tissues in The gene expression type and abundance information in a specific state, and the data table thus compiled is called a gene expression profile.