Sentence examples for single transcript gene from inspiring English sources

Eighty three percent of oligos on the NSF 45K array correspond to a single transcript (gene model), and the remaining oligos represent genes associated with multiple transcripts [23].

Apparently for the single transcript gene the LRTS insertion either has not disrupted the host gene function or possibly provided some beneficial modulation of the initial function and thus has been tolerated by natural selection.

Note that about 60% (121/201) of single transcript genes encode zinc finger proteins (25%) or hypothetical proteins (35%).

We also found that most of the LRTS-derived protein coding exons (48/50) were either alternatively spliced ones or the components of single transcript genes.

These parameters can be estimated for a given RNA-Seq library based on single transcript genes (see Supplementary Section D for more details).

Most of the 275 genes containing at least one exon completely derived from LRTS (201 out of 275) are single transcript genes while the remaining 74 generate more than one transcript per gene.

Thereby only introns of single transcript genes were analyzed to ensure that the sequence is exclusively located in an intron and does not overlap with exons of other splice forms.

Majority of them mapped to single-transcript-genes from NCBI RefSeq.

*STGs: transcripts from single-transcript-genes (transcripts to which the probe-clusters uniquely map).

Note that sensitivity and PPV for single-transcript genes is 100% for all methods and is excluded from consideration.

For example, in the human genome U133 plus 2 array, 90% of transcript-specific probes corresponded to single-transcript-genes, while the remaining probes uniquely mapped to multi-transcript-genes [see Additional file 2, for distribution of transcript-specific probes across transcripts, genes & platforms].