The phrase "average number of genes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or biological contexts when discussing the typical quantity of genes found in a particular organism or group of organisms.
Example: "The average number of genes in the human genome is approximately 20,000 to 25,000."
Alternatives: "mean gene count" or "typical gene quantity".
In co-assemblies, the average number of genes detected increased from 118,177 to 213,741, whereas the mean gene length remained similar (614 compared to 610 nucleotides).
The consortium team estimates that if chromosomes 21 and 22 between them have an average number of genes, the total number of human genes would be a mere 40,000.
These values represent approximately 13% (DG), 0.5% (CA1), and 0.05% (VIP) of the average number of genes detected in each population (TPM > 1), indicating a striking quantitative difference in the transcriptional response to activity in DG neurons compared to CA1 or VIP.
e, The average number of genes that are different between two accessions in which all combinations of the 453 accessions were considered, and the proportions were calculated as the number of such differentiating genes adjusted by the gene numbers held in common by the two genome types.
For CTD, most of the identified 57 disease terms were low-scoring associations that the average number of genes used for each inference is only 1.12.
The penalty was set at 3000, which is approximately the average number of genes on an A. oryzae chromosome.
For each extinction the average number of genes lost on the terminal lineage is approximately 1.0 (Table 2).
Deutsch [9] predicts all test samples when 100 predictors were used, where the average number of genes in a predictor was 12.7.
The average number of genes linked to each GO term for all three broad GO categories ranged from 49 to 66.
Our test statistic compared the average number of genes found in a series of 1,000,000 simulations, versus the observed 21 genes.
In contrast, the average number of genes within the 11 SI regions was ∼27 between JEC21 and H99, with one inversion, SI 9), containing 151 genes (detailed data not shown).
