According to the character of PAR6 expression, the 15.5 dpc ovaries (before PAR6 expression in germ cells) were cultured in 1 ml DMEM-F12 with 0.4 µg/ml anti-PAR6 antibody (the concentration was chosen from the histology observation, data not shown) or with 0.4 µg/ml immunoglobulin IgG from goat serum (as a negative homotype contrast) for 7 days.
Character/Content Since Kaplan's work on indexicals and demonstratives, (Kaplan 1989) it is commonplace to distinguish between the character of an expression and the content of an utterance of an expression.
Owing to the mutually exclusive tissue-specific character of their expression, the isoforms are rarely found expressed together in the tissues under normal conditions.
Kaplan (1989a, p. 505) says that he represents the character of an expression with a function on contexts whose value at any context is the expression's content at that context.
On Kaplan's (1989) semantics of indexical expressions (see the relevant section of the entry on indexicals), the character of an expression is distinguished from its content relative to a context.
But he had been cheated, throttled by his own failings, and that feeling, along with the disabilities of his physical state, produced in the character of his expression a solemn longing for a better world and a different, rejuvenated self".
The character of an expression provides the rules for its correct use in context.
The content of a sentence, with respect to a context, is a proposition, and the linguistic meaning, or character, of an expression is a function from contexts to contents.
We present a nonparametric method, which can address in a nonbiased way the arbitrary spatial distribution and unknown noise character of the expression data.
This is a confirmation of the 'scalable' character of gene expression network that constitutes a strongly connected set whose general connectivity can be appreciated starting from a minimum sample of elements.
