Sentence examples for greater transcript abundance from inspiring English sources

The pattern of sut abundance in stubble tissue throughout regrowth is similar to that observed by Berthier et al. [20], with greater transcript abundance 24 hours post-defoliation, followed by a subsequent decline.

Of these probe sets, 1,454 demonstrated greater transcript abundance in repair tissue relative to grossly normal articular cartilage, and 1,873 demonstrated greater transcript abundance in normal articular cartilage relative to repair tissue.

Two genes encoding yolk polypeptides (Yp1 and Yp3 ) also showed greater transcript abundance in the trained males.

In the resting state, female muscle had a greater transcript abundance of genes involved in fatty acid oxidation and gene transcription/translation processes.

Both Tnni1 and Asb3 showed greater transcript abundance in C57BL/6J relative to DBA/2J, with Tnni1 3.3-fold different, and Asb3 2.5-fold different.

Two genes that did not significantly respond in the short-term fed treatment had greater transcript abundance after long-term feeding: glycerol -3P dehydrogenase (gpdh), and 1-acyl-sn-glycerol-3P acyltransferase (agpat).

A closer inspection of interrelated genes showed greater transcript abundances for many of them at 30 hpi for Qfhs.ifa-5A: This included most of the genes encoding TCA cycle steps as well as glutamate dehydrogenases and malic enzymes (II and III in Figure 4 and Table S9).

Tissue specific variation was identified in transcripts associated with mitochondrial energy metabolism, with the digestive gland and gill having the greatest transcript abundance.

Three of them, coding for calmodulin (CaM -like proteins (CaM -likentig1, cCL417Contig1 and c46d_38-D02-M13R), had great transcriproteinsancCL1433Contig1 in 'Pat 81' 1 DPI.

The gene with the greatest transcript abundance in the wild type strain under our experimental conditions was PA2853 (outer membrane lipoprotein oprI), having a log (RPKM + 1) value of 4.3.

Genes in clusters 6 through 9 (late clusters) have their greatest transcript abundance at the end of meiosis, and these clusters are enriched for genes involved in gill maturation and sporulation.