Sentence examples for excess transcript from inspiring English sources
This indicates that T. brucei does not respond to environmental challenges through transcriptional regulation, and in the absence of protein synthesis, still transcribes and then degrades large amounts of excess transcript.
The variability in mature rRNA accumulation in the AS5ox lines is likely due to post-transcriptional mechanisms that equalize rRNA stoichiometry by degrading excess transcripts according to the bacterial paradigm.
Rapid evolution of miRNA and ta-siRNA genes from PPR progenitor genes may offer a mechanism to suppress aberrant or excess transcripts to prevent reduced fertility [3], [12].
This result implied that excess transcripts encoding photosynthesis function and ribosomes were recycled for nitrogen hardly affecting the photosynthetic efficiency upon ND in B. braunii 779.
Providing excess vit transcripts in early adulthood may ensure adequate YP synthesis capacity for maximum reproductive rate.
The excess of transcripts in the Pool transcriptome relative to the Peel and Leaf transcriptomes could reveal new functionalities.
In response to Fe-excess, the transcript level of ZmIRT1 was suppressed in shoots and roots, while that of ZmZIP4, 5, 7 and 8 were increased and reached to the maximum level at 96 h in both shoots and roots.
To avoid hybridization and fluorescence scale biases, nCounter reactions are carried out with a great excess of transcript-specific probes before purification, and measurements are made on a digital instead of analog scale.
The sum of differences in RNA expression between VLR-stimulated and control cells averaged for the three lipoprotein preparations was 47,335.8 and 8,435.1 for down- and up-regulated genes, respectively, representing a 5.6-fold excess of transcripts down-regulated by VLR compared to up-regulated ones.
This proportion was highly significant compared to other families of transcription factors (Table 1), and associated with an excess of induced transcripts.
The excess of erythrocyte transcripts in our data allows us to consider their participation in the immune response, as suggested from some in vitro studies [ 23, 84].
