Picrorhiza plants growing wild in their natural habitat were collected from high altitude regions of North Western Himalayas.
Samples were collected from high load-bearing areas of the dorsal radial facet (intermittent high load) and an area of the palmar condyle (low constant load) in five non-trained and three trained young racehorses.
Serum and NAF samples were collected from high risk lesions, BC, and healthy contralateral breasts.
Spermatozoa were collected from high and low fertility bulls and frozen in 0.25 ml straws.
In addition, it is important to note that R-GSNs are constructed from gene regulations which were collected from high coverage data sources.
The reactions were collected from high quality GEMs and from Rhea, a manually annotated database of chemical reactions [ 24], but not from KEGG reactions.
A. jacquemontii was collected from high altitude (2500 3500 m) from north-western Himalayan region and was identified by the taxonomist of University of Jammu.
A few additional samples were collected from high chairs, nursery rocking chairs/gliders, baby walkers, baby carriers, and miscellaneous bathroom items.
Since the underlying gene regulation data are collected from high quality and high coverage data sources, the directed edges in the R-GSN do not tend to depend on the number and the quality of experimental data.
Data were collected from high-producing lactating Holsteins (n = 19) tested individually in ambient conditions (air temperature = 31.2 ± 3.8°C, mean ± standard deviation).
