Sentence examples for the transcript end from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 3A left panel, 2,054 (17.2%) of the 11, 971 MRIs were located within the 5'-end of annotated genes (defined as −2,200 bp to +500 bp around the transcription start sites), 5,557 (or 46.2%) were located in the gene body (+500 bp to the transcription start and −500 bp to the transcript end) and 275 (or 2.3%) at the 3'-end of a gene (±500 bp to the transcript end).

For example, 50% of all validated miRNA target sites in human 3'-UTRs are at maximum 684 residues away from the CDS end, whereas the median space to the transcript end is 1127 residues (Figure S1).

We confirmed that the majority of all validated miRNA target sites in 3'-UTR regions tend to reside nearer to the coding sequence (CDS) end than to the transcript end.

Termination was considered to be complete when a region not covered by any read was found immediately after the transcript end.

This restriction is relaxed within 50 nucleotides of the transcript end, where introns may be predicted ab initio, in the same manner as in regions without evidence of transcription.

We also defined each transcript 5′UTR as the region between the transcription start site and the AUG codon from the left-most predicted ORF, and the 3′UTR the region from the stop codon in the right-most predicted ORF to the transcript end.

The transcript ends for these novel islet transcripts were significantly enriched for transcription factor binding by PDX1, NKX6.1, MAFA and NEUROD1 (not shown) compared to random positions.

The transcript ends with the court reporter's parenthetical note: "(People crying, leaving the gallery)".

(C ) Enrichment of cohesin subunits and axis proteins was averaged for all convergent transcript ends and plotted as a function of distance from the transcript ends.

Depending on the fragmentation method employed, read coverages are differently biased towards the transcript ends (23, 55).

The list of the transcript ends was compared with the positions of potential terminators as described by de Hoon et al. [ 38].