The phrase "average of gene" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the average value of a specific gene's expression or characteristics, but it lacks clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The average of gene expression levels across the samples was calculated to determine overall activity."
Alternatives: "mean of the gene" or "gene average".
So, if they used traditional RNA sequencing methods they would get an average of gene expression of both forms of the parasite.
Relative mRNA expression was expressed as fold expression over the calibrator sample (average of gene expression corresponding to the wild type group) [39].
In sorghum, the average of gene targets per miRNA was lower than sugarcane (2.4), showing 895 targets for 373 miRNA.
Transcriptograms are expression profiles obtained by taking the average of gene expression over neighboring genes on this list.
The average of gene number in a R-gene lineage in Cucurbitaceae is approximately 1/3 of that in soybean and poplar.
Cycle thresholds were analyzed with the ΔΔCT method by normalizing to the average of gene expression under LD12 12 collapsed across time-points.
The genomic distribution of silencing activity, as determined by calculating the average of genes in 50kb genomic regions, confirmed high silencing activity at the HML, HMR, and rDNA loci (Fig. 1).
To examine whether "global methylation" represented as an average of gene-associated methylation identified in a genomewide manner was associated with infant growth, we tested for an association between birth weight percentile and mean methylation across the 26,486 autosomal loci measured using the Illumina Infinium array in a subset of 184 placenta samples.
Two hundred twenty-four of 309 (72.5%) gene islands contained only one gene with an average of 1.5 genes per gene island.
These results suggest that the PC1 score could eliminate errors in measurement through the weighted averaging of gene expression.
Genes are mapped to a two dimension feature space composed of average difference of gene expression and average expression levels.
