Mapping locations indicate transcripts of origin, and the number of reads originating from a given transcript inform on how much of the transcript was present in the sample.
The hearing opened with Brian McMonagle, an attorney for Cosby, arguing that it was unconscionable for the judge to send Cosby to trial based not on Constand's testimony, but on transcripts of how she recalled the incident one year after it happened.
There are between 20,000 and 50,000 transcripts in a mammalian cell, depending on how one defines a unique transcript, and not taking into account post-translational modifications or rare splice variants.
On the Film Arts Foundation Web site (www.filmarts.org), I read transcripts of forums on how to use the Web.
For consultation transcripts, analysis focussed on how doctors presented the trial.
In an interview in May, before court officials gave The Times the amended transcript, Mr. Herrington reflected on how relieved he was to have gotten the transcript he thought vindicated him.
These arrays have offered new insights on how transcript isoforms may be influenced by a myriad of factors including tissue type (Clark et al., 2007), genetic variation (Kwan et al., 2007; Zhang et al., 2009), differentiation (Yeo et al., 2007), and disease (Soreq et al., 2008; Thorsen et al., 2008).
As mentioned above, however, when summarized over each vlinc region, these transcripts are quite abundant based on how many reads one needs to minimally cover all non-ribosomal, non-mt RNAs in a human cell.
Although the concept map sparsely depicts the concepts pay and service, they occurred commonly together in the transcripts indicating frequent conversation on how pharmacist's services could to be remunerated.
For more information, read "How One College Evaluates a Transcript" and "Shedding Further Light on How One College Decides," two posts by Ann McDermott, the director of admissions at the College of the Holy Cross.
