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Although two cancer types may not have the same mutation targets, they may have the same genes that are differentially expressed, which could suggest the involvement of similar molecular mechanisms.

The fusion transcripts generated via splicing have an important difference from the ones generated via read-through alone: the host sequences are positioned much closer to the 5'-end of the RNA and, hence, are much more likely to be expressed, which could lead to undesirable consequences for experimental or therapeutic transduction.

To survive under N-stress, some genes involved in alleviating the detrimental effect of stress are abundantly expressed, which could facilitate tolerance to the stress.

ATP synthase was detected as differentially expressed which could be explained by the high requirement of energy needed to quickly reorient in space.

Interestingly, all but one of the members of the group III members were ubiquitously expressed, which could imply that this group of Adhesion GPCRs is of particular importance for GI tract functioning.

These challenges could possibly be overcome by the identification of differentially expressed biomarkers, which could reflect or convey the pathophysiological processes (Oswald et al. 2007; Marmol 2008).

Wang et al [ 34] focused on heterozygous biallelically expressed SNPs, which could potentially underestimate the proportion of inactive loci because heterozygous SNPs expressed from a single allele would be overlooked.

Five cancer cell lines (all but C-33A) expressed NKG2DLs, which could bind to NKG2D, supporting the hypothesis that cervical cancers express NKG2DLs in vivo.

The vast majority of participants also ranked the map as least preferred (Figure 7D) or expressed dislike, which could manifest in practice as an aversion to using and applying maps with data presented in this style.

And our results showed that hFLSCs expressed FGFR1, which could be stimulated by the bFGF secreted by bFGF-hFLSCs through autocrine and paracrine model.

Subnetworks contain 6 nondifferentially expressed genes, which could potentially participate in pathogenesis of T-ALL.