At the beginning of a nucleotide addition cycle, the transcription elongation complex (TEC) with a transcript length of n thermally fluctuates between the pre-translocated state (TECn,0) and the post-translocated state (TECn,1) with a forward rate constant k 1 and a reverse rate constant k −1.
In Sinapis alba, a long-day plant from the same family of Arabidopsis, circadian oscillation was associated with a transcript that encodes a germin-like protein that exhibits a transcription peak during dark periods (ZT12 − ZT16) [ 39].
It is certainly possible that miRNAs can interact with a transcript without causing a repressive effect – similar results have been observed with transcription factors due either to limiting concentrations of required cellular co-factors, or to inherent non-productive (or redundant) binding 53– 53.
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He made the story hotter than it ever had to be, without even bothering with a transcript or tape.
Later, he spent a number of years in prison for various political offenses, including having provided a British journalist with a transcript of Joseph Brodsky's trial.
We were provided with a transcript of the item broadcast on Canal+ which includes an introduction by the presenter followed by part of the interview with Mr Evra.
The site will include a scanned original of Washington Irving's will, written in 1858, along with a transcript, for those who have trouble reading Irving's Victorian handwriting.
If you click on "The Debates" on the Times site, you can watch every debate since Sept. 26, with a transcript scrolling beside the video.
But even with a transcript, jurors thought there was too much background noise to hear what was being said.
If the President and his subordinates were upset about a Times story alleging that Nixon had used ethnic and religious slurs, the paper was able to present the White House with a transcript of his comments.
