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Although cluster analysis and functional annotation of the identified melon transcripts provided an overview of the transcriptional changes occurring in infected melon plants, the limited availability of sequence data made it difficult to draw firm conclusions about the molecular events occurring in infected plants.
In this contribution we use unspliced EST data to obtain an overview of the unspliced transcripts in the human and the mouse genome.
Enzyme Commission IDs were also retrieved from the UniProt database, to get an overview of the distribution of transcripts putatively annotated to be enzymes.
The content analysis was done in two steps: first, the transcripts were read several times to obtain an overview of the most important contents; and second, the transcripts were reread and coded by the first author from the original transcripts.
Figure 3 provides an overview of the direction of changes in transcript levels in selected bins.
To display an overview of the microarray results, we clustered the transcripts according to fold change using R language, which revealed that the expression level of most transcripts did not change in either part 1 or part 2 (Fig. 4D).
To obtain an overview of the data, the recordings and transcripts were listened to and read several times.
The analysis began with reading and re-reading of the transcripts and listening to the recordings to obtain an overview of the data.
The fold-change of all the transcripts was plotted in a MA scatterplot to obtain an overview of the transcriptomic changes when comparing two samples.
Briefly, the analysis began with reading and re-reading the transcripts and listening to the audio-recordings to obtain an overview of the data.
Each transcript was read carefully in order to gain an overview of the main issues of importance to participants.
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