Sentence examples for a greater transcript from inspiring English sources

In the resting state, female muscle had a greater transcript abundance of genes involved in fatty acid oxidation and gene transcription/translation processes.

Finally, that S. senegalensis v4 had a higher number of orthologous IDs and a lower number of different complete ORFs than S. solea v1, which may be due to a greater transcript fragmentation in S. senegalensis because Roche/454 data only contributed to increase the orthology in the final assembly.> -wrap-foot> The values were calculated using FullLengtherNext software.

If entry into Skull and Bones opened Mr. Bush to accusations of snobbery, it also meant association with a community of gifted people with whom Mr. Bush would form lifelong friendships -- and Mr. Bush's strategy at Yale was clearly to build great friendships, more than a great transcript.

The M' group contained 60% of the ESTs and contigs with nucleotide and amino acid homology to Arabidopsis thaliana reflecting both an initially greater transcript population as well as differences in transcript lengths.

To investigate whether the increased levels of sc, ase and sens mRNA present in mutant RelE20 discs are a result of increased transcription or greater transcript stability, we used a heterologous expression system based on Gal4>UAS activation.

Our analyses demonstrated that a smaller number of bovine genes show greater transcript diversity.

Using PCLS, we were able to ascertain that the resident cells within the smoke-exposed lung were producing greater transcript levels of inflammatory chemokines in response to a dsRNA stimulus and to an influenza virus infection ex vivo.

Ethephon elicited greater transcript activity from genes implicated in defence against fungal and insect attack and oxidative stress (Table 2).

Of these probe sets, 1,454 demonstrated greater transcript abundance in repair tissue relative to grossly normal articular cartilage, and 1,873 demonstrated greater transcript abundance in normal articular cartilage relative to repair tissue.

Two genes encoding yolk polypeptides (Yp1 and Yp3 ) also showed greater transcript abundance in the trained males.

The most highly root-enriched transcript encoded an uncharacterized Vitis tonoplast intrinsic protein TIP1 4 (GSVIVP00024394001) and was detected at 730-times greater transcript abundance in roots than in shoot tissue.