Sentence examples for active transcript from inspiring English sources

A recent study in Bacillus thuringiensis has shown that out of the 1203 active transcript studied 16.3% were leaderless [ 27].

In our model, this feedback mechanism not only makes use of the active transcript ratio, but is also based on the negative regulator ratio.

The OCT4 signals that we measured are the active transcript form of OCT4 that includes the OCT4 gene and pseudogene 1. Pseudogene 1 is located on chromosome 8 and has 95% homology with the OCT4 gene and overexpressed in certain types of human tumors.

In a growing number of gene examples (NRD1, HRP1, PCF11, RPB10, MUD1, URA2, URA8, IMD2, IMD3, HPT1, GUA1, ADE17, SER3, SRG1, CLN3, SMK1) this termination mechanism is exploited for active transcript control in response to changing growth conditions  [20,165,197,198].

Within the high purifying group (Ka/Ks <0.5), 211 sequences were specifically involved in ATP binding activity, while 13.5% of transcripts were metabolically active transcripts.

Regional gene expression results shown here provide evidence for active transcripts that function to remodel the hippocampal extracellular matrix in human cocaine addiction.

The microarray data of multiple tissues expression of day 3 of the fifth instar were downloaded from the silkworm genome database (http://www.silkdb.org/microarray/download.html) (10,393 active transcripts) [excel].

In vitro transcription of this plasmid with T7 RNA polymerase is needed to generate biologically active transcripts.

With a finite population of biologically active transcripts in a cell, it stands to reason that experimental methods can be optimized to provide requisite coverage of those transcripts while maximizing the multiplexing capability of a sequencer.

Our work shows that 20 30 million mapped reads are sufficient to detect virtually all active transcripts in a cell line, and provides deep enough coverage to undertake analysis of differential expression across the bulk of the active transcriptome.

In good agreement, two recent reports also showed highly sensitive detection of active transcripts by deep sequencing in C. albicans, e. g. detecting 6006 active coding genes across 13 conditions [ 14, 15].