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. 2017 May 4;102(8):1391–1400. doi: 10.3324/haematol.2017.166215

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Figure 1. — Distribution of the 22,166 detected non-coding RNA transcripts among different classes of non-coding RNA molecules. Annotation of transcripts was performed according to the GENCODE v22 database. lncRNA indicates long non-coding RNA and lincRNA denotes long intergenic/intervening non-coding RNA. *Other refers to: microRNAs, miscellaneous non-coding RNAs, unprocessed pseudogenes, small RNAs, translated unprocessed pseudogenes, processed transcripts, small nucleolar RNAs, transcribed processed pseudogenes, T-cell receptor pseudogenes, immunoglobulin genes, immunoglobulin pseudogenes, unitary pseudogenes, small cajal body specific RNAs, polymorphic pseudogenes, 3-prime overlapping non-coding RNAs, transcribed unitary pseudogenes and macro lncRNAs. lncRNA: long non-coding ribonucleic acid.