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Thus we eliminated from our analyses a group of very low abundance genes in which about 10% appeared to be differentially expressed but were of such low abundance that we were not confident of the quantification and meaningful integration with methylation and CNA data.

In our analyses, a group of secondary symbionts of mealybugs are the closest relatives of Blochmannia.

In previous microarray analyses, a group of transcription factor genes identified to be involved in the transcriptional control of grain filling included a ZIP type transcription factor that was highly expressed in aleurone and endosperm, and certain MYB genes that may be important in regulating gene expression in developing rice grains [ 24, 47].

Another limitation to be addressed relates to the statistical methods used for factorial analyses: a group of redundant characteristics (information) may be well represented because of their association (redundancy) while an independent clinically relevant information could be lost in the blank noise and not be well represented by the interpretable axes.

High resolution melting (HRM), considered a powerful method to easily detect genetic differences among sequences, was used to analyse a group of 22 genotypes belonging to 10 Prunus species using twelve newly designed chloroplastic single nucleotide variants (SNVs), ten chloroplastic SSRs, and seven universal mitochondrial markers already available in literature.

Much to our surprise, however, when we analysed a group of microarray experiments, we found significant signals for a gene cluster on chromosome 2 that corresponds to the mitochondrial insertion, showing significant correlation with heat shock response genes and up-regulation in response to heat treatment.

McDaid et al. analysed a group of 22 patients ranging from 4 to 16 years of age and concluded that discrepancies depend on lesion's location.

Wasserman and Fickett [ 14] compiled and analysed a group of experimentally verified muscle regulatory regions and discovered the presence of five specific binding sites in these sequences.

Von Bubnoff et al (2002) have analysed a group of eight patients with Ph+ leukaemias, of which two were CML in BC or AP/BC.

One explanation for the differences between our study and previously published studies may be that Lubien et al. analysed a group of highly selected patients referred to an echocardiographic laboratory, whereas others chose a population-based sample [ 22, 28].

To examine the hypothesis that colorectal carcinomas with and without TP53 mutations may be characterised by aetiological heterogeneity, we analysed a group of 107 patients with primary Dukes' C colorectal cancer seen at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) from 1986 to 1990.