Sentence examples for bias of the transcript from inspiring English sources

Compared to other characteristics of the encoded protein, the codon bias of the transcript is at least half an order of magnitude more important than the nearest explanatory variable, regardless of which cost type is used.

Expression patterns were defined by stage specificity and stage bias of the transcript's constituent reads.

Codon usage bias of the aligned transcripts was measured as the GC content in silent sites and the effective number of codons was computed using the formula by Novembre [ 33] calculated with the software INCA 2.1 [ 34].

First strand cDNA was synthesized using random primers to eliminate the general bias towards 3' end of the transcript.

First strand cDNA was synthesised using random primers to eliminate the general bias towards 3' end of the transcript.

This might explain why female-bias of this transcript was not detected in lung tissues, and why the female to male expression ratio of the co-localized gene Ddx3x was consistently lower than the ratios for the other X-inactivation escapees in the quantitative RT-PCR analysis.

Especially, we observed modest bias of the strand-specific transcripts that matched with the PolII orientation in the asymmetric clusters.

The 3' bias of the T7 amplified transcripts helped in the design of primers to discriminate between P. squamulatum and the BC8 pearl millet genome containing one P. squamulatum chromosome.

Within genes, there was a strong 3- prime (including the un-translated region) bias of the number of the transcripts mapped; this is likely due to the technical nature of the cDNA library preparation [ 34].

Lastly, there is a general bias to the 3' end of the transcript that is likely due to incomplete cDNA synthesis across the entire length of the RNA transcript.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07860.009 Next, we examined the relationship between changes in the parental bias of a transcript and changes in its expression level.