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In the process of pathway enrichment analysis for the three datasets, diverse differentially expressed genes may be enriched into different subpathways in the same pathway.

Opponents of new mining also note that the Czechs would still have to send the uranium out of the country to be enriched into fuel rods.

The new governor of the province of Anbar was kidnapped; his captors demanded the release of fighters loyal to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, al-Qaeda's man in Iraq.Iran said it would end an agreement to suspend the conversion of yellowcake into the uranium gas that could be enriched into the fuel for a nuclear bomb.

The SPC positive cells were observed in the differentiating cultures at a very early time point (day 5), and can be enriched into a homogenous population (>99%) with robust proliferation capacity on day 10.

The caveats for these numbers are that (1) the micro-environment of different proteins and cells may not significantly impact the YFP fluorescence, (2) over-expressed YFP-Kv1.2 may be enriched into transport vesicles similar to the native Kv1 channels.

Since the 473 transition genes were enriched into too many GO terms, only the five enriched GO terms with the highest Bayes factor [ 49] were shown in Table 3.

The yellowcake was sent to plants in other parts of the country, where it was enriched into bomb material, along with uranium from the Belgian Congo.

Figure 5a, b show that more DEGs were enriched into the metabolism category than into the other categories.

The silanes like 3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilanee and (3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilaneere enriched into the PTEPM discontinuous microdomands 3-chloropropyl trimethoxysilane

After all the differentially expressed genes were enriched into GO terms, the GO terms were ranked based on Z value.

Because in biological process genes generally are enriched into functional pathways, it is essential to investigate the regulatory mechanisms of chondrogenic differentiation in terms of functional pathways involved.