The phrase "a pattern of transcript" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific arrangement or structure found within a transcript, such as in academic or research contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of transcript that indicated a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a transcript pattern" or "a transcript structure".
We also found a pattern of transcript levels that would be consistent with a relatively normal differentiation outcome but increased proliferation by the bone marrow macrophages that were assayed after 14 days of space flight.
In wild type sepals RIN transcripts were undetectable while the transgenic sepals showed a pattern of transcript accumulation that had its maximum in the yellowish-orange ones, thus behaving similarly to what observed in the corresponding transgenic fruits (Fig. 8a).
One MYC transcription factor transcript (1618504_at, TC61713), which shares strong amino acid sequence identity with MYC genes known to be involved in the regulation of anthocyanin production [ 81], displayed a pattern of transcript accumulation that decreased from the beginning of berry development until E-L stage 35 and then increased for the remainder of fruit development.
In experimental arthritis, a pattern of soluble proteins is much more relevant than a pattern of transcripts to pathological mechanisms because most cytokines exert their biological effects in an endocrine, paracrine, or juxtacrine way.
A pattern of increasing transcript abundance was also observed across the larval period for pomc while crhr1 mRNA levels remained relatively flat.
For example, lmx1b showed a pattern of decreasing transcript abundance, as did several other genes that function in chromatin organization, modification, and gene silencing (e.g. dnmt1, baz1b, baz1a, smarca5, hist1h1b, hist1hbj, hist2h2ac).
Both nr3c1 and nr3c2 showed a pattern of increasing transcript abundance with maximal levels attained at 70 dph for nr3c1 and 84 dph for nr3c2; after these times, levels decreased.
In seeds placed under standard germination conditions, the genes for the auxin transporters exhibited a pattern of heightened transcript abundance during germination, and lowered expression during seedling growth (Fig. 4c).
Interestingly, detailed analysis of transcription during intraerythrocytic development suggests a temporal pattern of transcript accumulation in the early trophozoite stages when the parasite becomes more metabolically active.
Additionally, our investigations revealed an intricate pattern of transcript overlapping, which might produce transcriptional interference between the transcriptional machineries of adjacent genes, and thereby may potentially play a role in the regulation of gene expression in circoviruses.
A similar pattern of transcript accumulation was observed at the M stage, both in the gln1.3 and gln1.4 mutant.
