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And in Android, the words appear on the screen as you utter them; Siri doesn't transcribe until you stop talking.

The opposite scenario can be observed when Pol II fails to recognize a snoRNA terminator and will in many cases continue to transcribe until encountering the next PAS [8,92,138,160,178,212].

Host psbA is transcribed until either the host genome is gone, or until host RNA polymerase is inhibited.

Most other mRNA molecules degrade throughout torpor, and so their numbers decline as replacements are not transcribed until body temperature briefly recovers during arousal.

Taken together, these findings suggest that OCs are continuously transcribed until reaching the next OC or ORF present in the opposite strand.

Since the CFP gene is expressed from a σF-dependent promoter, it will not be transcribed until it reaches the forespore.

In the event that this second splice site was not recognized by the spliceosome, a hypothetical isoform 3 may be transcribed until the in-frame stop codon located 40 nucleotides downstream of exon1 (Figs  1D and 2A).

However, we observed a strong bias in the expression of extrinsic (death receptor) and intrinsic (mitochondrial) apoptosis genes, in which extrinsic-related components were generally induced within the first 24 hours of involution whereas intrinsic genes, with the exception of Hrk and Diva, were not maximally transcribed until at least 96 hours.

This process was applied repetitively to all of the transcribed data until the overall coding was completed [ 47, 48].

Using thematic content analysis, AF and MM coded transcribed texts until the data were saturated to identify Iranian contextualized perspectives concerning factors influencing HIA and about the dimensions of doing a comprehensive HIA.

In C. elegans, embryos do not begin transcribing mRNAs until they have reached the four-cell embryo stage, and EGA is characterized by the transcription of several very early transcripts (e.g., vet-1, vet-4, and vet-6 ) (Schauer and Wood 1990; Seydoux et al. 1996).