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The results can be found in Additional File 7 which reports i) tissues where matching genes have been found to be expressed, and ii) known drugs for matching genes.

τ accounts for differences in the total number of reads in different tissues [ 38], and was calculated following the approach of Mank et al. [ 39] to account for small levels of undetected expression; (1) where N is the number of tissues and TPMmax is the highest level of expression of a given contig over all i tissues examined.

Expression for each contig was standardized to the number of reads per million (TPM, see Santure et al. 2011 for details) and τ was calculated as follows; τ = ∑ i = 1 N (1 − ln (TPM i ) ln (TPM max ) ) N − 1 where N is the number of tissues, TPM i is the level of expression in tissue i, and TPMmax is the highest level of expression of a given contig over all i tissues examined.

Figures 4 and 7 demonstrate normal cervix and CIN I tissues hybridized with biotin-labeled pUC18 vector.

(i) Tissue preparation Portions of FFPE tissues were processed using a standard protocol [ 37, 38].

All novel transcript contigs, with a mean expression >0.1 RPKM across tested tissues, were classified into three categories: (i) tissue-specific, (ii) tissue-selective and (iii) ubiquitously expressed.

A successful therapy of renal mucormycosis comprises (i) tissue debridement, i.e. nephrectomy, (ii) withdrawal of immunosuppression and (iii) administration of antifungal therapy.

Therefore, functionally dysregulated miRNAs in circulation can be classified into three groups: (i) tissue-specific, (ii) tumor cell growth/cycle-related, and (iii) immune response-related.

Hepatic HAMP mRNA levels are regulated by three major stimuli: (i) tissue and serum iron concentration; (ii) inflammatory signals and (iii) erythropoieitic activity.

Levels of monosaccharides such as fructose and mannose declined in RP-I tissues as compared to RP-UI.

Because the primary goal of resuscitation is to secure tissue oxygenation, the first question is already the most decisive, but also the most difficult one: Is tissue oxygenation adequate?