FIGURE 1. Annotated and unannotated TxFrags detected in different cell lines.

From the following article:

Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1% of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project

The ENCODE Project Consortium

Nature 447, 799-816(14 June 2007)

doi:10.1038/nature05874

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The proportion of different types of transcripts detected in the indicated number of cell lines (from 1/11 at the far left to 11/11 at the far right) is shown. The data for annotated and unannotated TxFrags are indicated separately, and also split into different categories based on GENCODE classification: exonic, intergenic (proximal being within 5 kb of a gene and distal being otherwise), intronic (proximal being within 5 kb of an intron and distal being otherwise), and matching other ESTs not used in the GENCODE annotation (principally because they were unspliced). The y axis indicates the per cent of tiling array nucleotides present in that class for that number of samples (combination of cell lines and tissues).

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