Jorge Vaquero-Garcia

The paper introduces MAJIQ v2, a tool for analyzing RNA splicing in large and heterogeneous RNA-seq datasets, showing improved performance over existing methods and applying it to brain subregion-specific splicing analysis.

The paper assesses how RNA-seq from clinically-accessible tissues represents splicing in non-accessible tissues and introduces a resource to explore these findings.

The paper critiques Li et al.'s comparative analysis of splicing detection tools, highlighting issues with the representation of MAJIQ and rMATS.

The paper develops a probability model to detect outlier RNA-Seq samples for improved differential splicing analysis, showing it outperforms existing tools in identifying inconsistent replicates.