The phrase "a pair of transcripts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two transcripts, typically in an academic or professional context.
Example: "Please submit a pair of transcripts from your previous educational institutions for our review."
Alternatives: "two transcripts" or "a couple of transcripts".
In some cases, a pair of transcripts in a particular TU lacked overlapping exons.
The application problem concerns scoring the coresponse between a pair of transcripts and metabolites, (x g, y m ) in a given stress response.
Subsequently, if the mean Pearson correlation coefficient across all RNA-seq samples for a pair of transcripts in both alleles is lower than a defined cutoff (which we empirically set to −0.25), we combine each of these pairs into a single combined transcript.
Clusters were identified from a network by extracting components, defined as a subset of transcripts where any pair of transcripts is connected by at least one path in the network.
In this approach, for any given RNA-seq sample we compute the Pearson correlation coefficient of the posterior TPM samples of any pair of transcripts from the same locus and the same allele.
We also noted that the relative heights of the two Red1 peaks between a pair of convergent transcripts often differed substantially.
In addition, the sub-network includes a single transcript g 1 R that is reactive to phenotype p 1 R (thus, v → p 1 R → g 1 R ) and a pair of a transcript g 1 I and a trait p 1 I that are independently affected by v such that v → p 1 I and v → g 1 I. Altogether, a sub-network consists of the triplet (v, P, G), where P = { P C, p 1 R, p 1 I } and G = { G C, g 1 R, g 1 I }.
Note that this scheme does not attempt to categorize the overall structure of splicing for a given pair of transcripts, but instead focuses on removal of individual introns.
'Extract-as' takes as input a GTF transcript file, for instance one produced by a transcript assembly program or a set of gene annotations, and compares all pairs of transcripts within a gene to determine exon-intron structure differences that indicate an AS event.
Figure 1 demonstrates a pair of such overlapped transcripts.
This is an unexpected outcome for a pair of mutually exclusive transcripts whose expression was anticipated to be modified in a reciprocal manner.
