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An example of the transcript isoforms is shown in Figure  5b.

For example, of the transcripts that significantly increased or decreased in abundance at 1 and 3 hours, only six were shared between the two time points, and this served as a common trend observed between time points, i.e. there were very few common features.

Figure 3 shows an example of how the transcript levels of genes belonging to the component 'ribosome' are distributed among various experiments.

For example, of the 14191 transcript specific probe-clusters from the human genome U133 plus 2 array, 492 had one probe each and 296 had 2 probes each, while 13403 had 3 or more probes in each cluster.

For example, of the 371 transcripts up-regulated in P. cheesemanii when compared with NZ+EX combined, only 126 were present in the protein data set.

For example, of the 3062 transcripts up-regulated under cold stress in rice, only 10% had Arabidopsis orthologues that were also up-regulated under cold stress (301; Figure 3), whilst 13% of this up-regulated set (3062) had respective Arabidopsis orthologues that were down-regulated (413; Figure 3).

For example, none of the transcripts for energy metabolism were regulated in Ms larvae that fed on defenseless plants (Figure 3A, upper and lower panels).

And more recently, genome-wide surveys have shown that leaderless transcripts may be more widespread than previously thought; in Helicobacter pylori, for example, ∼2% of the transcripts that were identified had very short (<10 bp) 5' extensions and in 26 cases, the 5' end of the mRNA was located exactly at the AUG translational start [38], as found here with acuR.

For example, numbers of the transcripts from genes encoding Cinnamate 4-hydroxylase (C4H), chalcone isomerase (CHI), and dihydroflavonol 4-reductase (DFR) were 4, 3, and 19, respectively.

The latest issue of BAR, for example, includes the transcript of a long conversation between Mr. Shanks and Israel Finkelstein, an Israeli archaeologist, over whether the biblical Exodus from Egypt occurred in history.

Here, we discuss two examples of loci, the transcripts of which exhibit simply distinguished striking opposite regulation in Nipponbare.