Sentence examples for part of transcript from inspiring English sources

This major part of transcript ratios (88%) decreases to values below log values of -5 at elevated temperatures as a result of the heat treatment.

Roughly 15% (compared with 7% in Figure 2C) of the intron-structures generated by our alignments of 454 reads were not part of transcript structures predicted within the ENCODE project.

All of the mosquito sequences determined to date have an inversion of the trnS1 gene, placing it on the N-strand, and requiring it to be transcribed as part of transcript D. The trnE gene is not inverted in these sequences but retains its usual position on the J-strand, between the two N-strand genes trnS1 and trnF.

It is made up in large part of transcripts, lightly reconfigured, of the messages Merrill collected with an overturned teacup and a square of paper.

A number of trans-splicing molecules have already been proposed for replacing either the 5' or the 3' part of transcripts to be repaired.

Taken together, our findings suggest that TEs in gene rich regions can form foldbacks in non-coding part of transcripts that may eventually evolve into miRNA genes or be integrated into protein coding sequences to form potential targets in a "temperate" manner.

Part of transcripts appear in the polyadenylated fraction due to maturation of maternal RNA [ 57, 63].

Exonic sequences that are part of transcripts that have no known function were not counted due to the limitations discussed earlier.

The majority of transcripts assigned to the 'biological process' domain were involved in cellular, regulatory, developmental, and reproductive activities, while the largest part of transcripts under 'molecular function' domain were predicted to have catalytic, binding and transporter functions.

Based on manual and computational surveys designed to identify coregulated expression patterns between unannotated and annotated genome regions, it was estimated that 29% of the unannotated regions are part of transcripts incompletely annotated or potential alternative exons of known genes [ 11].

A clone exhibiting any overlap with a transcript was considered to be part of that transcript.