The phrase "abundant groups with" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a variety of groups that are plentiful or numerous, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The research revealed abundant groups with diverse interests in the community."
Alternatives: "numerous groups with" or "plentiful groups containing".
Cluster 4 was the most abundant group with 1,000 differentially expressed genes that exhibited a moderate down-regulation (fold-change 0.5-0.7 0.5-0.7ponse to infection.
Among them, putative protease and peptidase inhibitors constitute the most abundant group with 9 representatives, emphasising the role of this class of proteins in the defence against herbivorous insects.
Table 1 shows the twenty most abundant groups of transcripts, with eight, related to 'known toxins' and 'possible toxins' products, eleven with 'cellular proteins', and one group, which is the most expressed, has non-match sequences (24.6% over total clones).
Cluster XIVa bacteria (Clostridium coccoides group) was the second most abundant group enumerated with the Erec482 probe comprising 1.09×1010/g (21.1%) in the healthy controls and approximately 1.01×1010/g in both, FMF remission and attack phases (18% and 28.9% of total bacteria, respectively).
The most abundant group associated with lipid binding contains four transcripts comprised of nine EST and is homologous to mucins.
The most abundant groups of genes were associated with transport, metabolic process, defense response, and proteolysis.
In all cases, there was a predominance of metalloproteinases, BPPs, PLA2, serine proteinases and C-type lectins, with less abundant groups being LAO, CRISPs and growth factors (principally svVEGF and NGF).
Abundant groups on the surface of silica make them easily form nonbonded complexations with polymer matrices.
Table 3 shows the most abundant secreted groups with more than 5 ESTs and their distribution among the libraries.
In contrast, cDNAs unique to bamboo are relatively abundant in groups with binding activities and regulatory functions.
