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Although CD81 is expressed uniformly on all human lymphocytes, murine CD81 was found to be expressed at much higher levels on resting B cells than on resting T cells.

One approach to mitigate this problem in digital soil mapping is the combination of fuzzy logic-based class assignment with a raster GIS representation model which allows the continuous spatial variation of soils to be expressed at much greater detail than has been achieved in conventional (analog) soil survey.

Physiological scientist Arthur Arnold and colleagues were probing the genetic basis of brain differences between songbird genders when they came upon a puzzling finding: Z-linked genes seemed to be expressed at much higher levels in males than in females.

These 10 species-specific miRNAs tend to be expressed at much lower levels than conserved miRNAs (Table 4, Fig. 6).

Immunoprecipitation using a much higher amount of total protein lysate (10 mg) showed the presence of PC-1 in the adult kidney (P20) (Figure 3B), although the protein appears to be expressed at much lower levels.

Non-coding transcripts, however, appear to be expressed at much lower levels than most protein-coding mRNAs, see e.g. [ 6].

That being said, Ors are expressed at much lower level in the palps than in the antennae for both An.

gcm and gcm2 have largely overlapping expression patterns, with gcm being expressed at much higher levels than gcm2.

Compared to GmCOL1 and 2, GmCOL5 and 13 were expressed at much lower level with different expression profiles in leaves.

Previous studies of FMAs have shown that ERs are expressed at much lower rates in FMAs and expression of PRs tends to slightly lower than in humans, but significantly higher than ER expression in most studies.

The transcript encoding VvCCD1, XM_002278714.2, was grouped in cluster 7, and was highly abundant (RPKM > 200) from early-veraison through ripening, while a close homologue XM_002278592.2 was expressed at much lower level but followed a similar expression pattern (Table 7).