Sentence examples for abundant genes encoding from inspiring English sources

Abundant genes encoding putative TFs in the AZ support the contention that a key role is played by transcription regulation during abscission in olive [ 9].

C3-41 has the most abundant genes encoding DNA methyltransferases, with three on the chromosome and three on the plasmid pBsph, whereas 2297 and OT4b.31 only have one.

Ten of the 79 most abundant genes encoded seeds storage proteins, which included four of six functional glycinin genes and four of eight β-conglycinin genes [ 31, 32].

The divergent genes of M. anisopliae were found, compared to its complete gene content, to be relatively more abundant in genes encoding membrane-anchored proteins, transposable elements, or having unknown functions and other functions described in more detail in sub-sections below.

The cellular response of larvae to stress leads to abundant expression of genes encoding HSPs.

The most abundant transcripts are genes encoding storage proteins, ricin, agglutinin and oleosins.

CAZyme annotation revealed the abundance of genes encoding glycoside hydrolases (GH), with the GH3 family most abundant followed by GH2 and GH13 in all samples.

Also, highly abundant were fragments from genes encoding chlorophyll A B binding proteins of the LHCB1 and LHCB2 types, and genes encoding lipid-transfer proteins.

We designed a series of constructs harbouring the UTRs from genes encoding abundant cellular proteins flanking the luciferase gene.

More detailed analysis of grain-specific gene expression showed that while the transcripts of biosynthetic genes were most abundant in the endosperm, genes encoding inactivation and signalling components were more highly expressed in the seed coat and pericarp.

Thus, genes encoding abundant protein, such as nucleoid or ribosomal protein, form an operon with genes for translational function required for less amount, or in case of yceD*, genes without 5′-noncoding leader and translate less efficiently [ 28].