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Computational study demonstrates reference-free transcriptome assembly in single cells, indicating enhanced detection of cell-specific isoforms and gene fusions.
We present RNA-Bloom, a de novo RNA-seq assembly algorithm that leverages the rich information content in single-cell transcriptome sequencing (scRNA-seq) data to reconstruct cell-specific isoforms. We benchmark RNA-Bloom’s performance against leading bulk RNA-seq assembly approaches, and illustrate its utility in detecting cell-specific gene fusion events using sequencing data from HiSeq-4000 and BGISEQ-500 platforms. We expect RNA-Bloom to boost the utility of scRNA-seq data, expanding what is informatically accessible now.
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