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![NikoMcCarty's tweet image. "Only ~0.02%-3.1% of [a cell's] genome" is being transcribed at any given moment.
Other interesting takeaways from this new paper:
> If you pool together a bunch of cells of the SAME type (like primary immune cells from a mouse's spleen), and you measure the transcription for…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G2CFMG2a4AAGWYL.png)
![NikoMcCarty's tweet image. "Only ~0.02%-3.1% of [a cell's] genome" is being transcribed at any given moment.
Other interesting takeaways from this new paper:
> If you pool together a bunch of cells of the SAME type (like primary immune cells from a mouse's spleen), and you measure the transcription for…](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G2CFMS2bIAA07DE.png)
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