The phrase "a group of transcripts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple transcripts, such as academic records or documents that have been transcribed from audio or video sources.
Example: "The researcher collected a group of transcripts from various interviews to analyze the data."
Alternatives: "a collection of transcripts" or "a set of transcripts".
They are a group of transcripts with no protein-coding potential that may have multiple functions and in many cases they have been associated with diseases.
The results indicate that the transcriptome contains a group of transcripts from diverse functional areas.
One reason for bimodal density functions could be a group of transcripts exhibiting higher variability compared to other transcripts.
Amongst all adaxial-petal specific genes, a group of transcripts involved in cell-cell signalling is significantly enriched.
However, there is a group of transcripts up-regulated in the MRL/MpJ adults and the newborns, but not in the embryos.
A group of transcripts related to '5'-nucleotidase' (1.3% of the total) was also detected with 38 clones and 3 clusters (group 10, Table 1; Figure 2D).
The detailed analysis of InterProScan descriptions for all functionally categorised transcripts revealed that some of the protein motifs (family, domain or functional site), inferred from a group of transcript sequences (n = 35), suggesting possible involvement of them in cytokine signaling (named CSRs under CSR subgroup).
Our approach combined both intrinsic properties of the putative transcripts, as well as their similarity to sequence databases, in order to find the representative transcript from a group of related transcripts (Table 1) in Trinity components.
To the end, we identified a group of aberrant transcripts which may be involved in SOD1 +/A272C -mediated pathogenesis of ALS.
We selectively validated a group of 22 transcripts (twelve human and ten mouse) for quantitative PCR (qPCR) validation.
It also clearly identifies a group of autosomal transcripts with PP > 0.95, which we set as our cutoff for calling an effect significant ('Materials and methods').
