From this we conclude that this gene, gatA, encodes for the D-galacturonic acid transporter, GatA.
Thus, we conclude that this gene may be also missing in duck.
We conclude that this gene is overexpressed in prostate cancer and may represent a novel prostate cancer tumour marker.
Replacing the gene in that strain restored the normal partially saturated structure leading them to conclude that this gene was, in fact, the hydrogenase they were seeking.
For example, if gene A is upregulated in the Ast/OPC group but downregulated in the Ast/Neu group, it is difficult to conclude if this gene is upregulated in astrocytes compared to the other two cell types.
From the success of this demonstration, we conclude that gene sequence classifiers in general, and Strand in particular, hold great promise in their application to security datasets.
From this one may conclude that gene signatures of at least 150 genes are needed to produce robust predictors of NMI/MI in bladder.
On this basis, we conclude that gene order evidence favours the phylogenetic placement of Xenoturbella as sister group of the hemichordates.
This leads us to conclude that gene order cannot be reliably used for reconstructing ascidian phylogenetic relationships, starting from the family and up to higher taxonomic levels.
Semiquantitative RT-PCR and real time PCR data of AcNOS concluded that this gene is more abundantly expressed in midgut of species B than in species A and is transcriptionally upregulated post blood meals.
