Sentence examples for abundant gene transcripts from inspiring English sources

Table  2 summarizes functions and accumulation levels of the 79 most abundant gene transcripts, which accounted for 50% of the total RNA population in soybean seeds.

However, the relatively high proportion of globin messenger RNA present in total RNA extracted from whole blood can reduce the efficacy of the microarray assay by interfering with the detection of less abundant gene transcripts [ 1- 3].

Due to the above mentioned limited predictability of the fingerprints, the method was yet tested only with a limited number of experimentally determined fingerprints and was able to detect differences in gene expression of transcripts representing 0.05% of the total mRNA population (e.g. medium abundant gene transcripts).

In another hand, adipocytes highly express Adiponectin (also designed as adipose most abundant gene transcript) which was shown to stimulate Receptor Activator of NF-κB Ligand (RANKL or TNFSF11) and inhibit Osteoprotegerin expression in osteoblasts [29].

In O. marina, previous study has shown abundant gene transcript variants for actin, HSP70, and rhodopsin (e.g. [ 3, 16]).

Adiponectin - also known as complement-related protein 30 (adipose, adipose most abundant gene transcript (apM1) and adipoQ - is mostly synthesized by adipose tissue [ 27].

In addition, the autoantibody response exclusively targeted the citrullinated epitopes derived from αB-crystallin, the most abundant gene transcript present in early active MS lesions [ 38].

The most abundant gene transcript was Col1a1, which was unsurprising since type I collagen is the most abundant protein of tendon and ligament and an abundant component of the skeletal muscle ECM.

Adiponectin is the protein produced by adipose's most abundant gene transcript 1 (APM1) gene, and APM1 gene is located on chromosome 3q27, a region associated with T2DM and metabolic syndrome susceptibility [ 47– 50].

Adiponectin, the gene product of the adipose most abundant gene transcript 1 (apM1) [ 2], is a collagen-like protein that is exclusively synthesized in white adipose tissue and has been postulated to have an important role in the modulation of glucose and lipid metabolism in insulin-sensitive tissues both in humans and animals.

We have also confirmed that the spleen has the most abundant CB2 gene transcripts when compared to other regions [24].