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We found that absolute expression levels of diverse differentiation markers varied greatly between different MEF populations as well as between different passages of the same culture.

Supporting this notion, expression levels of diverse TOR-inhibited genes (CTT1, CIT2, PUT1, GSY1/2, and ATG8; see Figure 6B), was each reduced upon PIR3 deletion in hsf1-R206S, F256S cells.

The expression levels of diverse miRNAs are associated with specific clinical diagnoses and prognoses of CRC.

In this model, proteomic analysis revealed that EGCG (0.1 1  μM) affected the expression levels of diverse proteins, including proteins related to cytoskeletal components, metabolism, and heat shock.

SALM3 deletion had no effect on the expression levels of diverse synaptic proteins in the whole brain or in the hippocampus, including other SALMs (SALM1/2/4/5) and synaptogenic adhesion molecules (NGL-3, Slitrk1, Slitrk3, IL1RAPL1, and IL-1RAcP).

Furthermore, IHC4 and the Clarient InsightDx Mammostrat test (Clarient Diagnostic Services, Aliso Viejo, CA, USA)—expanded immunohistochemical tests can be used to determine the expression levels of diverse protein panels [ 33].

The reducing energy generated in the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis is also important in the reduction of sulfate and nitrate, which are necessary for protein biosynthesis and the Las-mediated inhibition of photosynthesis could play a role in the down-regulation of the expression levels of a diverse group of grapefruit leaf proteins (Table  2).

The results listed above conform to the conclusion that MECP2 deficiency leads to subtle changes in the expression levels of genes causing diverse and widespread phenotypic changes [ 24].

Interestingly, different expression levels of K-Ras have diverse effects.

Highest expression levels of many genes with diverse roles in different inflammatory pathways were observed during terminal adipocyte differentiation.

In the present study we aimed to examine the presence, diversity and in vitro expression levels of CU fimbriae in a diverse collection of Gallibacterium strains isolated from different sites in healthy and diseased birds of different geographical origin.