Q1. Provide a short description of the dataset. What is the data? What type of data is it? What format is it in?
The dataset provides the average lifetimes and the average RNA polymerase elongation rates on each species of mRNA in E. coli, in conditions where the microbe is in exponential growth and in stationary phase. The data is given as a table of relevant values, where each row is a distinct mRNA species, and it uses the .csv format.
Q2. Where did you find the data? Feel free to provide links, repository names, etc.
The data are included as supplementary files that go alongside the paper. Here's a link to one of the files that we'll need to replicate the figures.
Q3. Is the dataset complete? Do you have everything you need to replicate the result you're interested in?
The number of rows in the table match the value of n given in the histogram of Figure 3A, so our assumption is that we'll be able to replicate the histogram without much trouble.
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The dataset provides the average lifetimes and the average RNA polymerase elongation rates on each species of mRNA in E. coli, in conditions where the microbe is in exponential growth and in stationary phase. The data is given as a table of relevant values, where each row is a distinct mRNA species, and it uses the .csv format.
The data are included as supplementary files that go alongside the paper. Here's a link to one of the files that we'll need to replicate the figures.
The number of rows in the table match the value of
ngiven in the histogram of Figure 3A, so our assumption is that we'll be able to replicate the histogram without much trouble.