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Transcription rate dynamics and RNA copy number noise: General relations and data-driven predictions
Stochastic models of gene expression typically begin with a microscopic model of transcription and propagate its statistics to the RNA distribution. Here we develop a doubly stochastic framework in which RNA production is Poisson conditional on a time-varying transcription rate $λ(t)$. For RNA lifet
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