A converse trend pattern was observed for both trends E (amphiregulin, CA19, caspase 3, CD30, CD40, CD69, EGF, GDF15, Il-6, Il-7, Il-8, PDGF-BB) and F (CEA) with strong steady increases observed during progression.
Head and neck cancer cell lines revealed a converse response pattern with three cell lines being highly sensitive to Smac-164 (SM) but resistant to TRAIL, whereas the other six were sensitive to TRAIL but resistant to SM. Distinct protein expression and activation patterns were found to be associated with susceptibility of HNSCC cell lines to TRAIL and SM.
The converse pattern would be expected for cargos containing a tyrosine endocytic motif.
Within the parietal cortex, there was a dissociation such that the supramarginal gyrus exhibited greater activity to the target stimuli than to block onsets, while the converse pattern was observed in the intraparietal sulcus.
The bottom cluster corresponds to ERA genes that show the converse pattern of expression.
Double cones were more abundant ventrally than dorsally, while blue and violet cones showed the converse pattern (Figure 2B).
The converse pattern is also found, presence of Wolbachia in globally distributed Culex pipiens but its absence in a smaller potential source population in South Africa [35].
Within the worry condition, responses to probes in the attended location were faster for trials containing threat words than for trials with only neutral words, whereas the converse pattern was observed for responses to probes in the unattended location.
The converse pattern was also detected.
The converse pattern is observed when reversals are terminated.
