Estimating changes in RNA Polymerase II elongation and intron splicing speeds from total RNA-seq data
Abstract
We present a computational method to jointly estimate changes in the elongation speed of RNA Polymerase II, and the speed of intron splicing, using total RNA-seq. An implementation of our method is available at https://github.com/jkoubele/pol-ii-speed.
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