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We successfully produced fusion proteins with both types of tags, although the GST-tagged proteins were more strongly expressed on average than the His-tagged ones in our experiments.

However, it is likely that this number is an underestimate, because expression profiling studies will miss target genes whose expression patterns are altered by Hox regulation, but are still expressed, on average, at similar levels in both tissues.

Tumors from patients with a recurrence expressed on average 24%% ERΔ7 mRNA (relative to wild-type ERα mRNA expression), while tumors from patients without recurrence expressed on average 9 % ERΔ7 mRNA [ 27].

Promoters that are enriched for TEs are more highly and broadly expressed, on average, than promoters that are devoid of TEs.

In Experiment 1, 26 college students, who interacted with both simulation versions, expressed on average a preference for the personalized version of the simulation.

The GBSS I transcript in Kunlun 12 was expressed on average 90 times more than the GBSS II transcript.

Importantly, all of the genes demonstrated a cartilage-selective expression pattern, expressing on average 6.4 times more of the transcript than any non-cartilage tissue with little if any expression in non-cartilage tissues (∼Ct = 33).

We postulate that these transcripts provide estimate of the cell numbers with the reasonable assumption that each cell type in vertebra and ILC express on average similar number of the marker molecules.

The C-108 allele expresses on average twice as much PON1 as does the T-108 allele (Brophy et al. 2001b; James et al. 2000).

Extrapolating from our work and Robinson DR et al. [ 15], ZR-75-30 may have around 18 expressed fusion genes and breast cancers in general not cell lines may express on average around 10.

There are exceptions, however, and mouse pluripotent embryonic stem cells express on average 100 endogenous γH2AX foci that cannot be distinguished from radiation-induced foci on the basis of size or intensity.