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The phrase "average of genes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genetics, statistics, or biology, particularly when referring to the mean value of certain genetic traits or characteristics.
Example: "The average of genes in this population indicates a high level of genetic diversity."
Alternatives: "mean of genes" or "gene average".
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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).
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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].
Transcriptograms are expression profiles obtained by taking the average of gene expression over neighboring genes on this list.
In sorghum, the average of gene targets per miRNA was lower than sugarcane (2.4), showing 895 targets for 373 miRNA.
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.
Two hundred twenty-four of 309 (72.5%) gene islands contained only one gene with an average of 1.5 genes per gene island.
Each centroid is comprised of weighted averages of genes (elements) on the microarray for a particular diagnostic category, or "class".
We constructed non-redundant gene catalogues that contained 1,603,579 genes from the patient samples (an average of 80,179 genes per sample) and 2,118,215 genes from the normal samples (an average of 105,911 genes per sample).
The relative expression of the target genes was calculated using the 2−ΔCt method: 2−ΔCt (target gene) = 2 –[Ct (target gene) – Ct (average of housekeeping genes)].
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