Sentence examples for effects on the transcripts from inspiring English sources

Logically, a nucleotide change in a shared exon could affect any of the transcripts that share it, and thus the phenotypic effect of a nucleotide change is likely to be represented as a sum of the effects on the transcripts that express it.

Morpholino effects on the transcript level was assessed by reverse transcription.

There were no significant effects on the transcript abundance of VviCCD7.

We did not observe in our microarray experiments differential effects on the transcript levels of any autonomous pathway gene in edm2-2 ruling out that EDM2 affects this pathway simply by controlling the expression of one of its known components.

In addition, we found that mock inoculation with water had no significant effects on the transcript level of either WCBP1 or WCBP2 in L693 or L661 at any time point (Fig.  6c and d).

Although we checked to see if the presence of the gametophytic restorer gene, Rf17 for CW-CMS, would have any effects on the transcript regulation of CW- orf307 in anthers, no differences in transcript patterns were observed between a CMS line and a CW-restorer line, CWR, carrying Rf17 and CW-cytoplasm.

The distribution of genes into two sets (hypoxia-induced versus hypoxia-inhibited) made it possible to assess statistically the possible relationships between the effects on the transcript levels of a relatively short period of hypoxia (3 h) on early placenta (the hypoxic condition that was used to construct the arrays) and pathological states developing later (Table 2).

To reveal whether protein phosphorylation has significant effects on the transcript levels in response to feeding by caterpillars, future studies such as genetic analyses investigating double mutants defective for both CPKs and substrates or plants overexpressing those genes will be needed.

For ZnO nanoparticle doses of 0.7 and 2.5  μ g ZnO/cm (or 0.09 and 0.33 cm ZnO/cm), cell viability was not mitigated and no significant effects on the transcript levels of oxidative stress markers (HMOX1, SOD-2 and GCS) were observed.

Effects of the transcript polymorphisms on their encoded protein sequences and functions were predicted.

If oestrogens were responsible for the higher oviduct weight, the effect on the transcripts was probably short-lived and therefore not seen in this study.