Sentence examples for more complete transcripts from inspiring English sources

In other words, more complete transcripts were able to detect a larger number of homologs.

Genes were additionally queried against the EST database at JGI in order to annotate more complete transcripts.

Because CAP3 tended to reconstruct more complete transcripts, these transcripts containing ORFs longer than 100 amino acids were then realigned to the genome using BLAT and alignments covering greater than 70% of the transcript at 90% identity were removed [ 51].

Finally, we used PASA (Program to Assemble Spliced Alignments) [ 29- 31], and the published ME49 reference genome (ToxoDB) [ 4], to filter invalid assemblies and transcripts likely resulting from sequencing errors, and to reconstruct more complete transcripts.

PASA aligned the Trinity assembled contigs to the ME49 genome using the Genome Mapping and Alignment Program (GMAP) [ 53] (gmap-2007-09-28), filthose invalid contigs (those most likely arising from sequencing and Trinity assembly errors), and reconstructed more complete transcripts from the Trinity contigs by reporting only the single best alignment.

Together, the datasets generated in this study advance gene-centric models of kidney development pathways towards more complete transcript-centric models, capturing the transcriptional landscape of gene expression.

Here's a more complete transcript of that interview.

Here are excerpts from a two- hour discussion (a more complete transcript is available at www.forbes.com).

This allowed for more complete transcript references than using the mesocarp single read Illumina data alone.

Genome assembly may potentially allow for more complete transcript information to be obtained when compared to a de novo transcriptome procedure, thus easing primer design.

The analysis of poly(A)+ transcripts presented here will complement future experiments that explore nonadenylated transcripts and small RNAs in the wasp testis to provide a more complete transcriptional profile of gene expression from PSR and WT chromosomes.