A proportion of genes identified as significantly differentially expressed were selected for verification by QPCR, on the basis of robust microarray data confirming differential gene expression, involvement in a biological process identified as enriched by GO analysis, or a known function in neurodegeneration.
The divergence was thus gradual from closer approximations of the lexifier to varieties more and more different, an evolutionary process identified as basilectalization (basilect being the variety that is the most divergent from the European lexifier).
e. essential proteins in a network) were previously described in Tables 2, 3 and Additional file 1: Table A1 once again highlighting the significance of the biological process identified as involved in response and cell tolerance to propolis.
The degree of complexity is increased successively, and mechanisms and processes identified as of key importance are included in a model framework.
Other GO processes identified as newly altered on day 2 were chromosome organization and biogenesis, heart development, generation of neurons, and tissue regeneration.
Thus, there is remarkable congruence between the epidemiologic and experimental literatures with regard to the behavioral processes identified as underlying the deficits inflicted by developmental lead exposure.
Through an iterative process, broad categories were identified as well as variants and exceptions within the data [ 24].
A risk assessment carried out on a chemical process identified a flammable liquid release as a potential hazard.
This was contrasted with the category of 'grief as an individualised process' and identified as a tension.
Finally, acute phase response, which occurs soon after the onset of an inflammatory process, was identified as one of the toxic effects of both drugs.
If the majority of RNA reads were edited ('strong' editing sites), the transcriptome would differ from the genomic DNA and read 'G' where gDNA reads would show 'A' (the sequencing process identifies inosines as guanosines).
