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In response to the dietary alterations, the male rats showed a significant commonality in genetic pathway response between the 40% CR and HFG diets (Fig. 13); 33 out of a total of 39 significantly altered hippocampal pathways were common between the HFG diet and at least one of the reduced energy diets (20% CR, 40% CR, or IF).
Comparison of the lists of genes that were down-regulated in response to antibiotic treatment with the genes shown to be repressed following controlled induction of ppGpp synthesis [ 21] revealed a significant commonality for each of the compounds (Table 2).
These data suggest a significant commonality among differentially expressed genes during the early, dynamic phase of TLR4-induced inflammation resulting from endotoxin infusion, and those differentially expressed in PBL in the early post-trauma time period.
PDG-ACE identified significant commonality between FOS and FOSB, serving as a positive control consistent with their roles as members of a single gene family.
We used the PDG-ACE algorithm (Prioritizing Disease Genes by Analysis of Common Elements) to show that TNF and MTHFR share significant commonality and that this commonality is consistent with a response to environmental exposure to ethanol.
Furthermore, we demonstrate a role for the MB for appetitive and aversive visual memories, suggesting significant commonality in the neuronal mechanisms underlying memories of different sensory modalities.
Although these two program areas share significant commonality in teaching, especially with regard to the core curriculum, there are significant differences in emphasis and course options.
But he stressed that there was "significant" commonality with the existing design that the risk to Rolls-Royce would be limited.
Further, much international work has been done to date which finds significant commonality across borders between the articulation of engineering competencies.
The evidence reflects significant commonality between ARD and WKS.
Despite this heterogeneity, those with and without language delay showed significant commonality in morphometric features when contrasted with matched neurotypical individuals (n = 57).
