- The
transcriptome is the set of all RNA
transcripts,
including coding and non-coding, in an
individual or a po****tion of cells. The term can also sometimes...
- De novo
transcriptome ****embly is the de novo
sequence ****embly
method of
creating a
transcriptome without the aid of a
reference genome. As a
result of...
-
Bauer JA (ed.). "A
global view of cancer-specific
transcript variants by
subtractive transcriptome-wide analysis". PLOS ONE. 4 (3): e4732. Bibcode:2009PLoSO...
- in the sample, also
known as
transcriptome. RNA-Seq
facilitates the
ability to look at
alternative gene
spliced transcripts, post-transcriptional modifications...
-
technologies are the
techniques used to
study an organism's
transcriptome, the sum of all of its RNA
transcripts. The
information content of an
organism is recorded...
-
expressed genes. Out of
these genes, 12,346
belonged to the
venom gland transcriptome,
which included 139
genes from 33
toxin gene families. Additionally...
-
contigs still need to be ****embled.
Transcriptomics is the
study of the
transcriptome,
usually by
characterizing the
relative abundances of
messenger RNA...
- diseases. A
transcriptome is the sum of all RNA
transcripts that are
present in a
given cell, tissue, or
organ within an organism.
Transcriptomes include...
- RNA-Seq is a
technique that
allows transcriptome studies (see also
Transcriptomics technologies)
based on next-generation
sequencing technologies. This...
- Single-cell
transcriptomics using single-cell RNA-Seq gave the
complete transcriptome of H.
pylori which was
published in 2010. This
analysis of its transcription...
