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Even if humanity does share a common root (what he calls, adapting an expression from Goethe, an "ur-culture" of multiple possibilities), the development of its branches and leaves is a matter of diversification, not homogenization.

Adapting an expression array for genotyping purposes required a novel data analysis approach, given that the use of the Affymetrix probe set design produces 22 independent measurements for each genome target.

Darren adapted an expression of jaded awareness when dealing with Africans.

For example, proteins involved in depositing CENP-A at the centromere may have adapted to CENP-A expression levels.

end{aligned} (22) From (11) and considering that (u (s; x)) is a solution (2), one obtains, by adapting the writings, an expression of (frac{partial u s,x)}{partial s}) similar to the first equation of (21).

This suggests that Pink1−/− mice may mitigate neurodegeneration by adapting the expression of a set of genes towards increased neuroprotection.

This may represent a tool for adapting SILV expression to the requirements of the respective cells [ 20].

Taken together, the data indicate that esl1 Δ esl2 Δ double mutants may have a defect in adapting the expression of hexose and one-carbon metabolism genes to environmentally appropriate requirements.

In a complementary approach, we have invented an adapted differential expression metric called Phenotypic Impact Factor (PIF).

C. elegans is capable of sensing its environment and adapting gene expression accordingly [41].

Hormones produced by the insect or homoserine lactones produced by the insect gut flora could be signals used by P. luminescens for adapting gene expression to pathogenesis.