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Hence, we performed an additional analysis, by using microarray data representing human fetal testis at 16 weeks of gestation [31], when the testis contains a fetal population of Leydig cells active in steroidogenesis, in addition to peritubular cells, immature Sertoli cells, and spermatogonial stem cells.

By using microarray data for C. albicans-infected zebrafish, the interaction abilities in the dynamic model could thus be determined.

However, much of our success has to do with cutting down of false positive rates by using microarray data judiciously.

To test this hypothesis, we compared the expression similarity for tandem duplicates and retrogenes by using microarray data across diverse tissues.

By using microarray data from the GEO, we discovered numerous differential gene expression correlations between the nonrelapse and relapse conditions of breast cancer.

By using microarray data on overall and progression-free survival for 1581 patients (cohort I), WRAP53 β expression was assessed using the KM-plotter meta-analysis software (2015 version; http://kmplot.com) and the JetSet best probe (44563_at).

(PDF 398 KB) 12284_2013_62_MOESM3_ESM.xlsx Additional file 3: Enrichment and Annotation of predicted by MAMA using microarray data from iron-deficient.

In order to get a general view of the expression of these two genes in hematological tumors, we have carried out expression studies by quantitative RT PCR in a limited collection of hematopoietic tumors and, in addition, by in silico profiling using microarray data publicly available at the Oncomine database.

The 'normally active' allele of an imprinted gene can be developmentally regulated; we have therefore sorted mouse imprinted genes by expression status in ESCs using microarray data from Mikkelsen et al. [ 50].

The analysis revealed that among the top five reference genes identified by Narsai et al. using microarray data for different stress conditions in rice; four were included in the top 25 genes identified by the PlantRGS with a comparable M value and CV (Supplementary Fig. S2A).

An approach developed for bacterial CGH, implemented in a program called TSTEP, identifies deletions using microarray data by scoring probes as absent or present based on perfect match and mismatched probe intensities as well as consideration of neighboring probe data using a sliding window [ 20].