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Sylvia would stop talking, she would go pale, and her facial expression would become blank.

The main conclusion, that the variation in gene expression would become smaller with age is interesting, but I am not convinced that the results are reproducible, specifically given issues like the different behaviour of probes from the same genes in the data.

We considered that there might be two possible explanations for this discrepancy with our model: (i) Gata1 regulates a protein not present in our network, and this can generate this second 'push' or (ii) there is a missing link in our wiring diagram, which when introduced would increase the 'power' of Gata1 so that its ectopic expression would become a single push differentiation trigger.

While for silent-era funny men like Chaplin and Marx the moustache was a part of the comic persona, in years to come follicular self-expression would become an unquestionable mark of masculinity in movies.

With the increase of read length, whether to include multireads in expression quantification would become less important.

If, for some reason, the relative magnitudes of the two components are reversed between independent datasets, the overall direction of a pathway's expression change would become discordant in the opposite direction.

Acting the part of the father of a new-born baby, he arrived in the waiting room of a maternity ward displaying the nervy, fidgeting mannerisms and facial expressions that would become familiar to fans of the series that made stars of actors such as Kenneth Williams, Sid James and Barbara Windsor.

If this information could be correlated with gene expression signatures, it would become possible to isolate particular gene expression states based on surface markers, which may be useful for isolating tissue-specific stem cells 76, 77.

With the accumulated genome-scale gene expression data, we initially thought that additional gene expression signature subtypes would become more evident.

Therefore, the suppression of VEGF expression in tumours would become a potent clinical strategy in cancer therapy for regulating tumour angiogenesis.

We suggest that with time expression of cell walls would become a genetically controlled phenotype, expressed in planktonic conditions but not under appropriate conditions, e.g., in cellular assemblages.