intermediate-abundant transcripts; (CT 26-37), 3).
The site with most abundant scarids had most abundant L. variegata (North Keppel Island), while siganids were most abundant on Halfway Island, which had intermediate abundance of L. variegata.
bulgaricus ATCC BAA-365, Lb. bulgaricus 2038 was found to retain more ancestor genes favorable for industrial yogurt production, such as acquiring essential metabolic intermediates (e.g., lysine biosynthesis, converting aspartate into carbon intermediate, and abundant proteolytic systems) and maintaining chromosomal stability (e.g., efficient RM system and extra mutS gene).
The corresponding number of rare, intermediate and abundant species are 5697, 2034 and 94 respectively.
72.8%, 26% and 1.2% of all genes were classified rare, intermediate and abundant respectively.
Annotation improves to an average of 70% for tags that have an intermediate to abundant expression level.
Growth of specific pathogens detected in sputum and NP samples were judged semi-quantitatively as low, intermediate or abundant.
Similar to SAGE, the annotation improves to approximately 70% for tags that have an intermediate to abundant expression level.
From the yeast transcriptome data published by Velculescu et al. [ 22], the mass percentages of mRNA that belong to the rare, intermediate and abundant classes are estimated to be 65.2, 32.4 and 2.4% respectively.
For an mRNA sample of 0.2 μg used in each microarray assay, the total amount of rare, intermediate and abundant species are 0.13 μg, 0.07 μg and 4.8 × 10-3 μg respectively.
The most abundant intermediate sulfur species in all springs, except OCS, was ZVS.
