Sentence examples for diversity of transcripts from inspiring English sources

To understand the diversity of transcripts in yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) we analyzed the transcriptional landscapes for cells grown under 18 different environmental conditions.

Despite the discovery of an enormous number and diversity of transcripts from the previously ignored non-protein-coding genome1, our knowledge remains limited regarding how non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) are involved in this interplay.

All cell types can express the distinct p110δ mRNA transcripts but leukocytes express a greater diversity of transcripts and significantly higher amounts of the individual transcripts.

To maximize the diversity of transcripts, the 36 cDNA libraries were sequenced and assembled together.

A wide diversity of transcripts were activated although at a relatively low level.

We wished to know how thoroughly our sequencing efforts sampled the true diversity of transcripts present in our cDNA samples.

Taking into account that the vast majority of AT and/or spliced gene loci with significant enrichment for alternative nucleotides (5% of the total distribution) employ ATI and/or ATT (fig. 2; table 2), we conclude that on the whole alternative transcription makes a greater contribution to the diversity of transcript isoforms than AS.

Genomic coverage averaged 66.1 ± 6.5% of the human transcriptome (Supplemental Figures S1A, S1B) indicating appropriate diversity of transcript sampling.

Our data confirm that the diversity of transcript profiles indeed occurs between apical and basal cells in tobacco.

RT-PCR and qPCR further confirm the difference of transcript composition between the two cell types, suggesting that the diversity of transcript profiles in the cells is at least initiated at two-celled proembryo stage.

Without ultra-deep sequencing of nervous system tissue, the true diversity of transcript isoforms could not be elucidated.