We struggled with devising a title that would comprehensively express the manuscript's findings while remaining succinct.
But I did fall apart inside, quite comprehensively, and expressed it through withering away, refusing to eat; bearing, in Hilary Mantel's words, "smiling, skeletal witness" to the gap that had appeared between the old life and the new one.
The approach we present comprehensively identifies the expressed KIR transcripts and provides a semi-quantitative measure of the relative expression level for each KIR.
This provides an unprecedented snapshot of North American ginseng root development and a means to comprehensively capture root expressed transcripts and their relative abundance through developmental time.
In this study, we used proteomics analysis to comprehensively screen differentially expressed proteins and bioinformatics analysis to thoroughly evaluate the pathways and biological processes in RANKL-induced osteoclast formation in the presence or absence of 17 β-estradiol.
In this paper, we comprehensively analysed sRNAs expressed in normal E. coli growth conditions and discovered 229 novel candidate sRNAs (≥ 50 nt) with computational or experimental evidence of transcription initiation.
Although phenotypes in many mouse models may not be agnostically or comprehensively ascertained [27], these expressed phenotypes can provide a plausible range of biological functions for the unknown mechanisms of the human GWAS-derived genes.
The molecular basis of the interaction between CD6 and its physiological ligand, CD166, has been comprehensively studied 2. CD166 is expressed on cortical and medullary thymic epithelial cells, monocytes and transiently on activated leukocytes, indicating that the contact between CD6 and CD166 may be important during thymic selection and during and after the activation of mature T cells 9, 20.
Two different approaches, DESeq and edgeR, were used to comprehensively estimate gene expression and identify differentially expressed genes (DEGs).
The expression data obtained from the normal luminal and myoepithelial cells have extended our previous analysis of these normal cell types [ 11], and provide gene sets that can be used to comprehensively specify the epithelial phenotype expressed in breast tumours, as well as defining new markers of each cell type.
