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In summary, using a distant reference transcriptome resulted in a) fewer tags mapping, b) some genes not being surveyed for differential expression and c) lower than expected levels of expression for genes whose most abundant mapping position was not conserved.

The general trend of small RNA abundance associated with specific TE families is consistent across the time points assayed, with the most abundant class mapping to Ty3-Gypsy, followed by Pao_Bel, Ty1_copia, CR1 and I. Very few small RNAs mapping to TEs are found in male and female carcasses, despite the fact that transposons are expressed in these tissues at significant levels.

Abundant disease mapping literature has been recently aimed to strengthen inference borrowing information from related factors.

On average, 52%% of the differentially abundant tags mapped to genes (average of ("Tags mapped to genes"/"Tags (P < 0.05)")×100 for each library, Fig.  2a).

These three enzymes had the most abundant transcripts mapped, and are similar to the gene expression for all cultivars but Merlot (not measured) in Boss et al. [ 57].

As for the analysis of any complex proteome, the results in terms of proteins identified is limited by the presence of the most abundant proteins (MAPs), and for the strategy followed to circumvent this drawback.

The completion of several sequencing projects provided abundant resources for mapping SDs in mammalian genomes.

Variant callers produce a rich set of annotations that provide abundant information about mapping quality and various biases.

However, classes and families most abundant in piRNA mapping do not correspond to the TE classes and families most prevalent in the An.

For a subset of microRNAs, low abundant sequence reads mapping to other Dicer cleavage fragments, like the head of the hairpin structure and the regions immediately flanking the precursors were detected, albeit with low expression levels.

This demonstrates that in both T. grandiflorum and H. balaensis the LTR TE families are more abundant than the mapping approach suggested (Table  2, Figure  3 and Additional file 2).