
Friday, November 24, 2006
Everything You Need to Know About RNA in Four Pie Charts and a Venn Diargram
Looking through Transcriptional Maps of 10 Human Chromosomes at 5-Nucleotide Resolution, I came across this great little figure that just says it all. Maybe pie charts and Venn diagrams are useless individually, but together...they may just be an unstoppable combination.

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ow, my head hurts. How come poly A and non-poly A are not mutually exclusive?
Presumably these are sequences that transcribed with a polyA+ tail that is later removed, therefore there both species exist at a given time throughout the cell.
Your pathetic attempts at science amuse my superior intellect. Why don't you just give up already. We all know that biology is not a real science and will certainly will never compete with the almighty Physics.
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