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ELR sequences can be broadly altered for introducing specific functionalities using DNA recombinant methods.

Collectively, the mutation in the KG W chromosome causes broadly altered expression of testis-specific genes, piRNAs, and transposons.

Compared to HMEC, BCC lines showed a lower correlation between the number of reads and CpGs, suggesting broadly altered methylation levels in BCC lines.

In contrast, the transition from an immature phenotype on Day 4 to a mature phenotype on Day 12 represents a concerted set of changes across cellular metabolism, which is reflected in the broadly altered modularity.

Consistent with previous studies indicating that infection is energetically costly, we found that Nosema infection broadly altered expression of genes involved in metabolic processes in worker fat body tissue.

Pairwise comparison of genome-wide methylation across all samples showed a high correlation among all six SZ samples (R > 0.972), but not with the control, suggesting broadly altered methylation levels in SZ).

While scaling does not broadly alter allele frequencies, it does affect the nominal number of copies of each allele.

This suggests that epigenetic reprogramming during EMT alters the transcriptional profile of the cell by broadly altering chromatin accessibility, and by regulating genes that directly mediate transcription a potential feedback mechanism in itself.

Mutations in such genes will on average have more deleterious fitness consequences than mutations occurring in genes expressed later on, because they may have cascading consequences for the later steps in development and thus may broadly alter the adult phenotype [ 29- 31].

Policies to address income inequality can focus narrowly on individual skills, opportunities, and aspirations or may focus more broadly on altering the social, political, and economic structures that create and maintain income inequality.

Some of these pathways were already known to be altered broadly across many cancer types, such as TGF-Beta [ 42], Cell Cycle [ 43] and telomerase [ 44].