Sentence examples for characteristics of transcripts from inspiring English sources
What are the probabilistic characteristics of transcripts targeted by multiple probe sets that drive such effects?
Knowing the coding potential and other characteristics of transcripts, including sequence similarity and presence of functional domains in resulting proteins, represents a first step towards discovering novel functionalities.
This indicates that the effect of gene function cannot fully be explained by structural characteristics of transcripts included in the regression.
Resolution of, for example, the portability of results between the arrays types, or the characteristics of transcripts that are differentially detected, will require several dedicated studies, for which data is becoming available.
A statistically significant shift from optimal to suboptimal codons caused by rare synonymous substitutions associated with ASD was detected whereas no effect on other analyzed characteristics of transcripts was identified.
The distribution of genes in different functional categories in tree peony seeds were different from transcripts of flowers for reblooming and prolonging vase life due to the spatial and temporal characteristics of transcripts [ 29, 30].
Indeed, given the complexity, redundancy, and error characteristics of transcript sequences, no existing method could be expected to produce results on par with perfect assemblies.
Analysis of the mRNA characteristics of the transcripts affected in their polysomal occupancy by sucrose treatment in the light showed relatively short transcripts and coding sequences, as well as increased GC content in the 5′UTR compared to the background.
This allows additional hypotheses to be drawn regarding the functions of genes based on the regulatory characteristics of their transcripts.
GenBank accession numbers and characteristics of the transcripts obtained in this study are summarized in Table 1.
This approach will allow us to quantify subtle changes in RNA distribution by gene deletion or mutation, and to compare the localization characteristics of different transcripts.
