History: Sequence lengths of the 00010 transcript set

Version	Date	Who	Kind	Summary
1	2026-10-25	Jens Allmer	writing	First draft: lengths table and histogram from one run	attribution
2	2026-10-25	Example Editor (fixture)	editing	Grammar: subject–verb agreement in the lengths sentence	attribution

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1	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	The 00010 transcript set (`experimental/fasta/00010.fasta`) holds ten de novo-assembled transcripts from a plant transcriptome assembly. This article reports their lengths; the table and the figure below come from one run of the workflow `fasta-lengths-report`, and each caption links to the record of that run.
2	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
3	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`## Lengths`
4	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
5	Example Editor (fixture)	v2 editing	`The transcripts are between 610 and 1,570 nucleotides long, with a median of 912.5 and a mean of 961.8 nucleotides.`
6	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
7	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	```embed
8	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`{ "embed": "lengths-table", "view": {} }`
9	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	```
10	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
11	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`## Distribution`
12	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
13	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`Most transcripts fall between 600 and 1,200 nucleotides; a single transcript (pdi2004denovo) is longer than 1,400.`
14	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
15	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`{{embed lengths-histogram view=width:560}}`
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17	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`## Reproducing`
18	Jens Allmer	v1 writing
19	Jens Allmer	v1 writing	`Every embed names the workflow document, the dataset and the endpoint. Re-running the workflow on the same data gives the same content hash, which is how a reader verifies a figure.`