Transcriptome analyses using unbiased high-density tiling arrays have been used to detect individual exons of a spliced transcript and multifunctional and extensive transcription from both strands of human DNA [ 15].
Newspapers, usually starved for political news during August, have devoted pages each day to the story, with extensive transcripts.
We estimate that around 55% of wheat genes are no longer expressed from all three potential A, B and D homoeoloci, due to both extensive homoeolocus loss and extensive transcript-absence of homoeoloci.
We then performed an extensive search for MIF transcripts from 27 hemipteran species (Table 3) with available ESTs in public databases.
Local-QTLs regulating the expression of large numbers of traits were observed for s-traits but not for e-traits, resulting from the enrichment of s-traits in the region produced by the extensive and consecutive overlapping transcripts from the mother genes.
Finally, organizational records from the offices of IMI comprise a significant amount of the materail in this collection, including an extensive database of the audiovisual components and transcripts from war crimes tribunals.
Transcripts from distinct genes which exhibit extensive sequence homology (as in the case of gene-pseudogene pairs) and thus contain identical destabilizing cis-elements may compete for such trans-acting elements.
To determine exactly how extensive is the overlap we compared the differentially expressed transcripts from the three exoribonuclease mutants to determine which were affected only by one of the exoribonucleases and those that were affected by more than one exoribonuclease.
This result is consistent with the extensive transcription observed in intergenic regions in a previous study where only four potential protein coding transcripts from more than 10,000 unannotated transcripts were found [ 23].
In reality, alternative splicing, the creation of multiple mRNA transcripts from a single pre-mRNA sequence by differential splicing, is extensive in multicellular organisms, increasing with organismal complexity.
