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How to distinguish single-isform or multi-isform form r-MATs' five splicing events results in our own gene sets.
For single-isoform genes then there aren't exactly a lot of splicing options.
Can i understand that the single-isform genes they aren't in the results of the rMATS.
I can't honestly recall if they're listed or not, though it would make no sense to do so.