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Figure 1: Overview of RNA-sequencing on bladder cancer . RNA is first extracted from the bladder cancer tissues or cells samples followed by the cDNA synthesis through reverse transcription. Then, the cDNAs are amplified for library preparation before subjecting it to next-generation sequencing (NGS) to generate an output of raw FASTQ data files (reads) that could be used for downstream computational and bioinformatics analyses.