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A single-cell study that counted RNA molecules and found tens to hundreds of thousands of messenger RNA molecules in each cell.
Using added RNA standards of known quantity on single lymphoblastoid cells, the authors estimate between 50,000 and 300,000 transcripts per cell.
A cell holds far more RNA molecules than its two copies of each gene, which is the arithmetic behind adding RNA to a DNA blood test.
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