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We also included genomic regions covering the genes for CYP4A22 and most of CYP4AZ1 located downstream of MAP17, which are not appreciably expressed during haematopoiesis [14].
Unexpectedly, R1441C-LRRK2 mRNA expression is detected at highest levels in the cerebral cortex and cerebellum but is not appreciably expressed in the striatum, hippocampus or ventral midbrain of transgenic mice (Figure 2A B).
To confirm that Bcl-x is appreciably expressed at the protein level during islet tumorigenesis, we went on to assess the levels of Bcl-x protein by Western blotting using lysates from normal islets and from the discrete stages of pancreatic islet tumorigenesis in RIP1-Tag2 mice.
Other SK channels were not appreciably expressed in AGRP neurons.
The third gene, MdTOM7.1 was not appreciably expressed in response to drought treatment.
Furin was coexpressed with β-hCG in STB, whereas neither furin nor β-hCG was appreciably expressed in CTBs.
None of them is expressed appreciably in normal skin.
Whereas lysosomes in non-neuronal cells were distended by a massive accumulation of a set of sphingolipids due to multiple sphingolipid hydrolase insufficiency, due to pSap deficiency, leading to the foamy appearance of the affected cells, the neurons expressed an appreciably different pathology.
Whole mount in situ hybridization using RNA probe directed at the RRM-encoding exon only was indistinguishable, indicating that the D isoform was not expressed in a pattern appreciably different from the expression of the full-length B isoform.
Chromosome 11, appreciably overrepresented with a substantial set of differentially expressed genes (10.7% P = 0.0054), exhibited elevated expression levels nearly exclusively (91.3%) in stage 4 NB.
Examination of omega-3 FAD transcript levels in control and drought treated cotton leaves confirmed that FAD7/8-2 was predominantly expressed in leaves, and furthermore that expression of this gene did not change appreciably in response to drought.
