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We did not observe decreases in the expression of such genes, and only a small subset displayed relatively constant transcript levels (Figure 14A).

Reasons for this are various layers of post-translational regulation that buffer changes in transcript abundance or lead to alterations in protein abundance despite a constant transcript level.

Second, the proposed model relaxes the assumption of strictly constant transcript levels between abrupt 'shifts' by also allowing progressive 'drift' of the signal.

Genes such as XNR_1132 (bldB), XNR_3804 (bldM), XNR_2706 (bldG) and XNR_3527 (bldN) demonstrate that peak expression occurs near the point of metabolic switch and then gradually levels off to produce constant transcript levels until 60 h.

After excluding probes with rather constant transcript levels (< 2-fold change) across seed development and between genotypes, 11,244 probes (18.2% of total 61,554 probes) were retained for further analysis (Additional file 6: Table S3).

Although constant transcript levels during pathogen attack have been reported for different classes of host receptor R genes, where constitutive expression may mediate pathogen recognition and activation of signal transduction and defence responses, upregulation has been demonstrated in certain pathosystems in response to infection [ 57].

Currently, the main approach to identify reference genes involves the mining of expression microarray data for highly expressed and relatively constant transcripts across a sample set.

Real-time PCR amplification for CD3, γ and δ TCR constant regions transcripts showed a significantly lower expression in eosinophils than in γδT cells.

Similarly, the C3 assembly shows a decrease in the number of transcripts per read, while the C10 assembly shows an almost constant number of transcripts per read.

Constant comparison between transcripts helps open up meaning in the text until no new themes emerge, by which time data saturation is achieved.

The iterative process of organizing codes into categories was reflexive, using constant comparison between transcripts to identify common and recurrent themes.