… of transcription as it is performed in scholarly editing and in the creation of digital resources.
After a general outline of our approach, we present two formal models of transcription. The …

… Moreover, by directly observing single gene transcription, we showed that there is no
memory between initiation events as would be expected in a gene that shows bursting …

… is on the issues involved in the production of transcripts that are meant to be analyzed primarily
for what is said, rather than how it is said. … , the preoccupation of which is the sequential …

… transcription practice that is independent of its own history rather than looking closely at how
transcripts … we will perpetuate the erroneous belief that an objective transcription is possible. …

… is generally assumed that the DNA strand of base sequence complementary to that of the
BN A transcript acts as the template in transcription… & Crick 1953) is responsible for specific …

… Much of what is known about eukaryotic transcription is dominated by decades of advances
in in vitro biochemistry with whole-cell extracts, or subfractionated and recombinant proteins …

… (2) What is the functional role of each RNA transcript? What … is necessary, if any, after
synthesis before these transcripts … is the temporal sequence in which individual RNA transcripts …

… is also a record of something other than just the last page of a book – that it is also a transcript
… In point of fact, much of what we deal with in transcribing spoken discourse is in one sense …

… that is often overlooked is embedded in the transcribing process itself. Through the experience
of transcribing the transcriber is … the categories implicit in the transcription system but also …

… is repression by the nucleosome overcome for transcription? Our recent work has shown
that promoter chromatin is … First, Mediator is not only the basis for regulated transcription; it is …