Sentence examples for various transcripts encoding from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, down-regulation of the various transcripts encoding temperature-stress, inducible proteins, and pathogenesis related proteins were noted in the mutant endosperms.
Various types of transcripts encoding enzymes and proteins potentially involved in cell wall and cuticle strengthening are promptly and highly up-regulated specifically in resistant plants after larval attack.
For example, many distinct miRNAs target transcripts encoding for various transcription factors that control plant development and phase transition in Arabidopsis[ 12], rice [ 13] and maize [ 14], whereas others are involved in biotic and abiotic stress responses [ 15, 16].
The overall percentage distribution of transcripts encoding transcription factors among the various known protein families is similar to those in Arabidopsis thaliana and B. rapa published earlier [ 37] (Additional file 9).
For lignin biosynthesis, transcripts encoding various enzymes were identified.
Splicing is used by HIV-1 to produce multiple mRNA transcripts encoding various proteins [ 18].
A large number of probe sets detected higher levels of transcripts encoding various enzymes in the phenylpropanoid metabolic pathway in infested resistant plants (Additional file 3: Table S3).
No such trend was observed in a similar analysis of 41 transcripts encoding various anabolic enzymes (Additional file 6: Figure S2D).
Furthermore, 7 transcripts encoding various metabolic functions were found to be up-regulated under all 4 abiotic stresses in rice, whilst the corresponding orthologue in Arabidopsis were down-regulated under all 4 stress conditions.
This study identified 26 transcripts encoding enzymes involved in various pathways upstream of the casbene biosynthesis pathway, which is a proposed precursor for prostratin.
Furthermore, we used a 44 K custom N. attenuata microarray [ 45] to examine the expression of transcripts encoding FN proteins in various plant tissues including leaves, stems, roots, corollas, and nectaries.
