Sentence examples for rate of transcripts from inspiring English sources

D corresponds to the net accumulation rate of transcripts in each element along the root.

Hence, our data indicates that the transportation rate of transcripts from nucleus to cytoplasm depends on the sequence features of transcripts.

For both genes, the profile of the net accumulation rate of transcripts in tissue elements D was highly dynamic in the zone of increasing relative elemental growth rate.

Moreover, the transportation rate of transcripts from nucleus to cytoplasm could depend on particular properties of the transcript such as length or sequence.

To study whether the lengths of untranslated regions (UTRs) could affect the transportation rate of transcripts, we compared the UTR and coding sequence lengths of differentially detected genes with those of genes exhibiting no differential detection.

These results suggest that the response element controls the frequency of gene activity but affects neither the duration of the active period nor the actual rate of transcripts produced during an active period.

The overall rate of transcript production is determined by transcription and RNA processing rates.

The M. galloprovincialis mitochondrial transcriptome shows that the gill and digestive gland have the highest rate of transcript recruitment, with a significantly higher transcription of ribosomal genes.

In the event that such factors significantly affect the rate of transcript elongation and/or the mechanism of exon recognition, the results of our analyses might differ substantially.

However, most of these factors do not appear to affect the rate of transcript elongation in vivo.

We present the functional enrichment results only as an indication that the rate of transcript decay is not random.