We review some well known examples in genes familiar to many intensive care physicians.
Among the variety of roles for nanopores in biology, an important one is enabling polymer transport, for example in gene transfer between bacteria1 and transport of RNA through the nuclear membrane2.
MVPA has been successfully applied in many different medicine fields, for example, in gene selection for large cluster analyses [29] or in detection of ventricular fibrillation [30].
For example, in gene knockout experiments, biologists are often interested in the change in flux or gene expression within a given route as well as in the activation of alternative paths.
Stochasticity is ubiquitous in many areas of cell biology, for example in gene regulation, biochemical cascades and cell-cell interaction.
For example in gene signature C [ 13], 14 of the 18 genes from the PAM genetic grade signature [ 13] were identified.
For example, in gene expression data we may be interested to know which genes are most influenced by an eQTL (if any).
Histone H1 phosphorylation has been implicated in various physiological processes, for example in gene regulation, chromatin condensation/decondensation, and cell-cycle progression [ 12].
However, there is a growing interest to investigate associations between genomics data and multivariate phenotypes, for example, in gene expression or metabolomics studies.
The 184 selected genes were analyzed in different online databases (DAVID, KEGG and iHOP), for example in gene studies and the gene products were subsequently in biochemical pathway studies performed.
