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In addition, we found here that alternative splicing of the 5' UTR of HMGCS1 reduces the half-life of the transcript, consistent with the likelihood that this process also results in decreased HMGCS1 protein levels.

The very high level of accumulation of secondary siRNAs in dcl4 mutant plants transgenic for both the ΔGUS-SUG and 6b4 GUS loci (Figure 3B) suggests that under some conditions, secondary siRNA production itself is a major contributor to degradation of the targeted transcript, consistent with the observation that AGO1 is not required for silencing of a GUS transgene by the ΔGUS-SUG locus [30].

cep290 MO-injected embryos presented a larger transcript consistent with intron inclusion (Fig.  2C).

All tissues from wild type mice expressed a single, 1.8 kb transcript, consistent with previous studies [ 36, 37].

Such complexity is advantageous insofar as it allows readthrough rates to be independently regulated for each transcript, consistent with our own observations.

A single L-amino-acid oxidase (LAAO) transcript was the second most abundant toxin transcript, consistent with the previously detected LAAO activity in the C. adamanteus venom [ 46].

Secondly, in no case is the organisation of KoRV transcripts consistent with the classic transcriptional organisation of gamma retrovirus genomes.

Strong peaks of RNApol2 and H3K4me3 signal were also seen at the putative transcriptional start sites (TSS) of the previously non-annotated transcripts consistent with assignment as bona fide genes (supplementary Fig S8) [ 16, 17].

Higher levels of expression abundance are associated with smaller transcripts, consistent with the need to reduce costs of both transcription and translation.

Reduced levels of VRN3/TaFT, an ortholog of rice Hd3a, are associated with lower levels of VRN1 transcripts, consistent with the observation in rice [82].

Reduction of either PUF60 or U2AF65 in cells alters the splicing pattern of endogenous transcripts, consistent with the idea that regulation of PUF60 and U2AF65 levels can dictate alternative splicing patterns.