Sentence examples for beginning of transcripts from inspiring English sources

We decided to use this approach rather than define preferred (i.e., with larger TE) and unpreferred alleles because efficiency is context dependent, and in some cases (e.g., near the beginning of transcripts), the codon that is translated more slowly is more optimal (or improves the fitness) to the organism (Fredrick and Ibba 2010; Tuller et al. 2010; Gingold and Pilpel 2011).

In contrast, we found that the 3 CpG units that were relatively hypermethylated were located at the −268, −32 and −29 bp from the beginning of the transcript, suggesting that hypermethylation upstream of the transcription start site may interfere with binding of some transcription factors, thereby reducing TGM-2 transcription.

The beginning of the transcript relates Mr. Sullenberger's frustration with the plane's bulletproof cockpit door, which was apparently sticking.

Please check at the beginning of each transcript for further information on copyright, but in most of our oral histories, literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to The Bancroft Library of the University of California, Berkeley.

A brief index of subjects discussed is included at the beginning of each transcript; a single index for all the Hutchins interviews is in the first folder (1 8).

By looking at the beginning of IKBKAP transcript, we identified a second event of alternative splicing.

This cap is "worn" at the beginning of the transcript, which corresponds to the "head" or beginning of the gene.

To show that Sod3 codes for a working SOD we took advantage of the p-element at the beginning of the transcript of CG9027.

PCR was performed using oligonucleotides in the 5'UTR or at beginning of the transcript (Additional file 1: Table S2).

Due to the use of an alternative promoter, the transcription of the first two exons is skipped and another sequence is added at the beginning of the transcript.

Accordingly, stop codons often occurred in the beginning of the transcript sequence, and appear distributed randomly across the coding sequence of a gene.