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Our previous study identified a preliminary set of 1691 CSGs based on the genome of sweet orange and its comparative analysis with 22 other plant species available at December 2011 [ 24], but as a result of rapidly increasing number of genomes have been published, it needs to be updated and characterize the sequence characteristics, gene expression patterns and potential functions.

This paper presents an overview of the current knowledge of plant laccases in aspects of the essential characteristics, gene expression pattern and regulation, genetic view of plant laccases in lignin biosynthesis, and divergent functions.

Our results show that premalignant MCF10DCIS cells express characteristic gene expression patterns of invasive basal-like microenvironments.

These induced sensory neurons (iSNs) were electrically active, exhibited distinct sensory neuron morphologies and matched the characteristic gene expression patterns of endogenous sensory neurons, including selective expression of Trk receptors.

Immobilisation also impacted the process of cell differentiation in the interzone, as indicated by changes in characteristic gene expression patterns and histology.

Microarrays have been previously used to profile biospecimens from COPD patients to identify characteristic gene expression patterns associated with the presence of COPD, its severity and subphenotypes.

Yet, both organs displayed characteristic gene expression patterns.

In addition to exhibiting genomic instability, tumors with BRCAness may exhibit characteristic gene expression patterns.

This revealed characteristic gene expression patterns at the fold change level, specific GSEA enrichment effects and key pathway signature differences.

Breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease consisting of several distinct subtypes with characteristic gene expression patterns resulting in differences in overall survival [ 1, 2].

Our findings support the hypothesis that neuroblastoma consists of two biologically distinct subgroups that differ by characteristic gene expression patterns, which are associated with divergent clinical outcome.