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The number of components is 15 plus an additional noise component of genes, the number of time points is 16 and the component sizes vary between 10 and 100 yielding a total of 630 genes.

Multistage embryos and ovaries comprise highly complex tissues, expressing a large component of genes in the genome (Li et al. 2014); thus, genes highly transcribed in these tissues are apt to be an effective tool to reveal genome-wide optimization of codon usage and amino acids in an organism (c.f. Subramanian and Kumar 2004).

In insect-pollinated plants, pollen dispersal is generally the main component of gene flow [8], [9].

The first principal component (x-axis; PC#1) accounts for the largest component of gene expression change in the dataset, and therefore the biggest differences between arrays.

Then, the frequent M1 and P1 substitutions in fish genes can help to balance amino acid component of gene products, rather than gain of some amino acids at cost of others as what have occurred in sea squirt genes.

Our findings demonstrate that regional gene synchrony, as measured by gene-wise correlated transcript levels across brain regions within individuals, is a major component of gene expression patterns in the human brain (Figure 1).

As gene regulatory network is underpinned by dynamical interaction of transcriptional-regulatory systems through transcriptional activation, transcriptional-regulatory system can be considered as an elementary component of gene regulatory networks [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

It is believed that these ID regions promote molecular recognition by creating large surfaces suitable for interactions with their specific protein binding partners, which is a critical component of gene regulation by transcription factors.

These differences are therefore the heritable component of gene expression divergence.

Moreover, the neutral view of gene expression divergence asserts that the functionally irrelevant component of gene expression evolves neutrally.

101 We consider here two fundamental questions: (1) how substantial is the genetic component of gene expression and (2) can we elucidate whether or not this genetic component of gene expression is associated with adaptive divergence and reproductive isolation?