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Heritable epigenetic changes may disrupt the normal functioning of genes by affecting their expression without changes in the DNA sequence.

Since the function of DAG2 appears to be opposite to that of DAG1, we verified whether DAG1 and DAG2 would mutually affect their expression, by performing an RT- qPCR analysis in dag1 and dag2 mutant seeds imbibed for 12 hours in the dark or under R light.

Unshared targeting miRNAs: mRNAs targeted by a common miRNA may individually be targeted by other unshared miRNAs, which could affect their expression levels separately and lower their correlation.

In the testes, Tra2 proteins negatively affect their own expression by promoting the splicing of tra2 mRNAs, which produce no functional protein (Mattox and Baker 1991; Mattox et al. 1996; McGuffin et al. 1998).

But natural selection requires random variation to generate the various properties.Retrotransposons could provide that variation, by affecting gene expression at random, depending on where they pitch up.

Overexpression of OsRab11 in transgenic plants enhanced the resistance to pathogens by affecting the expression of genes involved in the metabolic pathway of jasmonic acid.

Our results indicated that ClCOBL1 was involved in the determination of leaf dorsoventrality and anisotropic expansion possibly by affecting the expression of adaxial and abaxial identity genes.

Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis, Pg) has been shown to promote macrophage-derived foam cell formation by affecting the expression of CD36.

Thus, G9a might play a critical role in regulating centrosome duplication, presumably through chromatin structure rather than by affecting gene expression in cancer cells.

Overall our data suggest that inhibition of transcription and translation induces the inactivation of SAC by affecting the expression of Cyclin B1.

These data indicated that the virB operon may control the intracellular survival of Brucella by affecting the expression of relevant proteins.