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We first confirmed that p38α -/- fibroblasts do not express the α isoform, showed no detectable expression of the β and δ isoforms measured by western blot, but express significant levels of the γ isoform (Fig. 3A).
Interestingly, given the lack of detectable expression of the mature sequence in leaf or berry, miR482 precursors were detected at high levels both by Illumina and 454 sequencing, suggesting post-transcriptional regulation of processing of this transcript.
Thoracic aortic banding of these mice led to a 20-fold increase in the endogenous ANF mRNA in the ventricle but no detectable expression of the T-antigen marker gene.
It is also clear that in epithelia lacking Foxi1 there is no detectable expression of the a4 subunit (Fig. 1 3).
Obviously, however, alternative splicing allows a strongly reduced but still detectable expression of the wild type allele and this expression varies between different tissues (Figure 1B).
Notably, similar to ATRA, embryos treated with BT10 retain detectable (albeit substantially decreased) levels of the atrial marker, under conditions that eliminate detectable expression of the ventricular marker.
Real-time PCR analysis of two lytic (NUT-1 and K7) and two latent (LNA and FLIP) KSHV genes display that about half of the patients have detectable expression of these transcripts following the same trend of KSHV-miR-K12-12* KSHV-miR-K12-12* KSHV-miR-K12-12* KSHV-miR-K12-12* 3c.
This may be because there was no detectable expression of these genes under the experimental conditions used, or high sequence divergence between the two cultivars (R570 and RB92-5345) for these specific loci, and/or false positive gene annotation.
Jurkat E6.1 T cells had little to no detectable CD4 expression whereas the majority of HuT78 T cells had a low but detectable expression of this protein (Table 2).
Visualization experiments with the same buffer did not reveal meiotic GFP labeling in our CENH3-GFP lines, suggesting that the absence of meiotic labeling is most likely caused by epigenetic silencing or by a reduced, non-detectable expression of the inserted construct in the meiotic phase.
