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Moreover, we demonstrate that non-coding gene regions, which are not normally expressed can be differentially incorporated into transcripts within breast cancers of differing metastatic phenotype.

There are reports of tubulin isotypes that are differentially incorporated into microtubule structures [ 62].

In these approaches, heavy isotopes are differentially incorporated into a set of samples metabolically or chemically to enable relative quantitation of the pooled samples upon MS analysis.

In the third pass, non-differentially expressed hubs were incorporated, if they were connecting at least two differentially expressed hubs.

In Figure 4, to assess temporally differentially expressed genes, we incorporated SETI with HMM algorithm in a sheep model within each condition to see a variety of time-varying trajectories since HMM provides only patterns of hidden latent variables (DE/EE) at developmental stages.

Public-private partnerships can overcome this by paying the commercial licensing fees, but the greater challenge is likely to arise if differentially licensed-technologies are themselves incorporated into communal resources produced by public-private consortia.

The models incorporated CpG sites that were differentially methylated at the 0.001 significance level as assessed by the random variance t-test [23].

To characterise the functional relationship between differentially expressed genes, Gene Ontology (GO) term classification incorporated in DNA-Chip Analyzer was performed.

The highest scoring network (Figure 1) incorporated 18 out of the 24 differentially expressed proteins (focus molecules) indicated in Table 2, and the second network incorporated 5 focus molecules.

On the other hand, Lin et al. [ 13] proposed a variance stabilization transformation that incorporated bead intensities variation and showed an improvement in differentially expressed gene detection.

We also incorporated gene expression data, which is based on time-course profiling of differentially expressed genes between P. euphratica and Populus tomentosa (a salt-sensitive poplar) in response to salt stress.