DEX, DES, and CPS, but not TCDD, altered a common set of genes associated with the B-cell signaling pathway and B-cell proliferation and quantity, reflecting the interaction of B cells and T cells in functional and efficient thymic maturation.
We also identified an enrichment of a common set of GO terms associated with genes showing parent-of origin effects with maternal-like transcript levels, many of which are involved in development and differentiation (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Further information concerning the evolution of entomopathogenic fungi originates from the characterization of the entomopathogen Beauveria bassiana genome, which contributed to the identification of a common set of gene families potentially associated with fungal entomopathogenicity [ 19].
Here we discuss recent studies suggesting that metabolic strategies and growth parameter tradeoffs originate from a common set of physicochemical and cellular constraints, associated with the allocation of intracellular resources over biosynthetic processes, mostly protein synthesis.
The eQTL modules for each of these eQTL hotspots differ in size (42, 85, and 147 genes), although they all influence a common set of 20 genes, with 35 genes associated with two of the three eQTL hotspots.
Wager et al. (2004) performed a meta-analysis of attention shifting studies in healthy participants and found that all types of shifting were associated with a common set of brain regions, including medial prefrontal, superior and inferior parietal, medial parietal, premotor, and occipital cortices.
The expression of a group of 42 v-Src inducible genes of the common set was associated with reduced disease-free survival in independent cohorts of patients with breast carcinomas.
We identified a common set of v-Src regulated genes and assessed if their expression is associated with disease-free survival using several independent human tumor data sets.
These socioeconomic determinants operated through a common set of proximate determinants such as size of babies at birth, birth interval or spacing associated with high infant deaths.
We have a common set of objectives.
