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Lipofuscin accumulation was also accelerated in the brain of GRZ strain (Fig. 6), a pattern paralleled by faster expression of Fluoro-Jade B positivity (Fig. 7).

These observations are in stark contrast to the much faster expression divergence and acquisition of broad housekeeping roles we previously observed in Drosophila duplicate genes.

Further explanations may be the faster expression kinetics and the lack of expression of the other DPR species and hexanucleotide repeat RNA in most current model systems.

Accordingly, the present study demonstrates a faster expression of adipogenic markers (intracellular lipid droplets accumulation and perilipin expression) in CGH matrix compared with the reference hydrogel, probably due to a slower eliberation of the calcium ions.

Second, recent studies argue for accelerated aging in GRZ, for example, GRZ showed faster expression of aging-related markers than MZM-0403 (Tetzibali et al., 2008) and earlier onset of aging-dependent neoplasias compared with MZM-0403 (Di Cicco et al., 2011).

The slowdown of folding, rather than the fast expression of fusion protein, should be a primary factor to drive the expressed fusion protein to inclusion bodies.

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The methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastoris has been used widely as an expression system for recombinant protein production offering fast growth rates in low cost media, relatively fast expression times, high protein yields, ease of genetic manipulation and a post-translational processing system similar to that of Mammalia (Ahmad et al. 2014; Athmaram et al. 2013; Byrne 2015).

Despite lower basal (fasting) expression (p<0.01), insulin-stimulated expression of GLUT4 was increased in LBW men in comparison to controls (p<0.001).

Fasting expression of the PI3K p85α and p110β subunits, PKCζ and GLUT4 was reduced in LBW subjects when compared to controls, as previously reported (8) (Figure 1).

Tirosh and Barkai [13] identified this limitation and tried to minimize the influence of 1-1 orthologs with fast expression evolution by giving larger weights to orthologous pairs with conserved expression.