What is transcriptome? Introduction part 1: Learn from scratch (for beginners).

[@chuz7487]

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[@XploreBio]

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A huge appriciation 🙌👏 ..... Great explanation..

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Best study material available online .......

[@XploreBio]

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[@masturahmohamadnadzari3544]

Great explanation for a beginner. Thank you so much!

[@XploreBio]

Glad it was helpful!

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Thank you. Well examined please make more video!!!

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[@phyang2008]

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Thank you Dr.

[@XploreBio]

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[@XploreBio]

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Nice explanation. Good representation 👌

[@bhadra6688]

Nice Explanation Sir..

[@rinkalgoswami3341]

Can we use transcriptome to analyse maternal effect on offspring..?

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[@lamjennygrace623]

Thank you for such an informative video. So is it safe to say that transcriptomics is the study of gene expression at RNA level? I’m confused because normally, gene expression is regarded as a process that DNA> RNA> protein, which is something that really happens while transcriptome is the thing that appears to happen.

[@XploreBio]

As the name suggests, it is the expression of gene at transcript level or RNA level. Protein expression analysis termed as proteome is another level to measure gene expression. Considering technicalities, ease and cost effectiveness transcriptome analysis has become more popular. And yes, you are right general definition of gene expression is DNA-RNA-Protein. Protein expression is the right measure, when the DNA transcribes to RNA and then translates to protein. But for non-coding DNA that does not code for protein (only codes for RNA), transcriptome analysis is the only option. Nonetheless you can do transcriptome for DNA that codes for protein as a primary analysis. Hope this clear your confusion.

[@lamjennygrace623]

@@XploreBio Many thanks for your reply. You literally save my PhD research idea. Please keep up the good work.

[@grsbiosciences]

Could you explain WGCNA analysis please

[@cropbreeddocs4818]

sir can you share this whole transcript series notes

[@rajagavade9235]

Nice explained sir. Pls provide pdf for referance

[@XploreBio]

Thanks. I have read several papers and the video is the summary of all. So, it would be difficult to find one or few reference material.

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