Abstract

In this version of this article that was originally published [1] the authors had analysed two HeLa samples, SRR1637089 and SRR1637090, in Fig. 3 of the original publication. The authors had respectively analysed the samples as RNaseR+ and Ribominus, due to their incorrect annotations in a public database, but they were both Ribominus samples. The authors have now analysed appropriate positive and negative controls using their method, KNIFE, and find_circ. The results are presented in an amended version of Fig. 3c, please see updated version below. Furthermore, the authors have now provided a list of accession codes for the ENCODE data they analysed, please see the Table 1 below. Please note this was not part of the original article. Source (cell line name or tissue type), Type of sample (tissue, polyA+ cell line, or polyA- cell line), and Accession code for all ENCODE data analyzed.]

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  • Erratum In this version of this article that was originally published [1] the authors had analysed two HeLa samples, SRR1637089 and SRR1637090, in Fig. 3 of the original publication

  • The authors had respectively analysed the samples as RNaseR+ and Ribominus, due to their incorrect annotations in a public database, but they were both Ribominus samples

  • The authors have provided a list of accession codes for the ENCODE data they analysed, please see the Table 1 below

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Erratum In this version of this article that was originally published [1] the authors had analysed two HeLa samples, SRR1637089 and SRR1637090, in Fig. 3 of the original publication. Erratum to: Statistically based splicing detection reveals neural enrichment and tissue-specific induction of circular RNA during human fetal development

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