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miR-146a expressed intensely with IL-17 expression in PBMC from the patients with early stage of RA and high disease activity.
MiR-146a was expressed intensely with IL-17 expression in PBMC from the patients with early stage of RA and high disease activity.
Midkine (MK), a heparin-binding growth factor, is expressed intensely during the midgestation period and its expression becomes generally weak in adults (Kadomatsu et al, 1988; Muramatsu, 2002).
MiR-146a intensely expressed in RA synovium in comparison to OA. MiR-146a expressed intensely in the synovium with hyperplasia and high expression of IL-17 from the patients with high disease activity.
Bmras3 was also expressed intensely in the early days of the embryonic stage.
As soon as genome-wide gene expression profiling techniques were developed, it was revealed that there is a common tendency in the distribution of mRNA abundance: a few genes are expressed intensely and most genes are expressed at quite low levels.
In the human testis, dbpC was expressed intensely in the cells undergoing transition from spermatogonia to spermatocytes.
miR-146a, miR-146b, miR-150, and miR-155 were expressed intensely in RA in comparison to OA.
At stage 9, chicken Lhx5 was already expressed intensely in the anterior neural ridge (ANR) toward the posterior proximal region of the OV (Fig. 6M,N).
The current results suggested that miR-146a/b, miR-150 and miR-155 might play a role in IL-17 producing T cells differentiation and these miRNAs were expressed intensely in the PBMC and synovium in RA patients in comparison to OA patients and healthy subjects.
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