Sentence examples for a second transcript from inspiring English sources

After recent inquiries by The New York Times, the court produced a second transcript in which every word was exactly the same, except for the sentencing: it said three years rather than two.

A second transcript encodes a truncated form of the receptor (GHSR 1b), presumably via alternative splicing and polyadenylation within the single intron [30].

For example, the breast cancer cell line cohort included two splice site mutants that escaped detection by PAC because each had a second transcript length of major intensity that resulted from cryptic splicing (BRCA1 c.5396+1G>A in MDA-MB-436 [14] and p16 c.150+2T>C in MDA-MB-436 (Naget et al., submitted for publication).

Shmt2 is shown to encode two transcripts, one which encodes a protein that localizes exclusively to the mitochondria (SHMT2), and a second transcript that lacks exon 1 and encodes a protein that localizes to the cytoplasm and nucleus during S-phase (SHMT2α).

The gene encoding p16ink4a, CDKN2A, also encodes a second transcript called p14arf.

They then used ATLAS.ti software to code a second transcript to refine the codes.

This alternative splicing produced four different transcripts: the wild type, two shorter transcripts originated by frame-shift mutations and early terminations, and a fourth transcript 35 aminoacids longer than the wild type.

A third transcript encodes a homologue to an Ectocarpus glucosylceramidase.

Here we show that a third transcript sequence ending at PS3 could also exist.

A third transcript was then indexed by three researchers for inter-rater reliability checking.

Using open coding, two researchers (PP and LG) independently analysed a first transcript.