Sentence examples for by the microarray study from inspiring English sources

Eight selected candidate miRNAs and two miRNAs used as reference genes were assayed by qPCR in order to confirm the expression profiles found by the microarray study.

Lymphoid enhancer-binding factor 1 (Lef1), a key transcription factor in the Wnt-mediated signal transduction pathway [20], was identified by the microarray study as the most significantly up-regulated developmental genes in the Cobra1-knockdown cells.

It remains to be determined how many of the developmental genes identified by the microarray study are direct targets of NELF and which of these potential target genes critically mediates the NELF function in ESCs.

Overall, the conservation of gene content among the MGEs of highly successful bovine SA isolates illustrated by the microarray study is consistent with evidence from prior studies and suggests a plug-and-play mechanism whereby a particular combination of MGEs enhances pathogenicity in a specific infection model [20].

COL1A1 is the most highly differentially expressed target involved in cellular adhesion as identified by the microarray study and was investigated further.

None of the differences suggested between F and L chickens by the microarray study could be statistically confirmed by RT-PCR.

These data encourage speculation that there may be correlation between genes identified by the microarray studies and the binding sites for specific gene products on the UCH L1 promoter.

The predictive protein interactome analysis implicated genes in addition to the ones revealed by the microarray studies, such as Drp1 and AKAP10.

Of course, these considerations are predicated on the assumption that the diminished mRNA levels indicated by the microarray studies are reflected in reduced protein levels.

The up-regulation of such pro-growth genes and oncogenes and down-regulation of growth inhibitors and apoptotic factors in cells over-expressing TSPY, as revealed by the microarray studies, could be confirmed by semi-quantitative RT-PCR analysis.

This ratio likely underestimate the commonly regulated genes between human and mouse since 1) many orthologous genes have not yet been annotated between mouse and human in the database and 2) there are likely other regulated genes not yet identified by the microarray studies.