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Differential expressions of these genes are capable for tumor invasiveness.

But in this country, we're living about 10 years less than what our genes are capable of achieving because there is so much overweight, smoking, lack of exercise and horrible diets".

Progesterone 5β-reductases (P5βR; EC 1.3.99.6) encoded by Vein Patterning 1 (VEP1) genes are capable of reducing the CC double-bond of a variety of enones enantioselectively.

These homeodomain genes encode transcription factors that, via regulation of various downstream genes, are capable of imprinting positional identities on to distinct body domains along the anterior-posterior axis of the animal.

Although more than 20% of the human protein-coding genes are capable of forming CGs, we could identify only 800 CGs in our analysis, which is the highest number of CGs shown so far in the entire human genome.

Since both 4m-MIR168b 4m-MIR168a168areonstructs arexpresseded under the control of their own regulatory elements, these results suggest that both the MIR168a and MIR168b genes are capable of regulating AGO1 mRNA.

As an example of the power of hybridization in creating variability, a cross between hypothetical wheat varieties differing by only 21 genes is capable of producing more than 10,000,000,000 different genotypes in the second generation.

These results show that reduction of function of any one of these genes is capable of converting the weakly hypoxia resistant e1368 animals to strongly resistant ones.

In this work we show that standing genetic variation in these genes is capable of driving the rapid adaptation of C. jejuni in vivo.

We subsequently applied this same approach to predicting the radiation status of humans who received total body irradiation (TBI) prior to stem cell transplantation as compared to non-irradiated patients and healthy human controls and found that a PB signature of 25 genes was capable of predicting the radiation status of humans with an overall accuracy of 95% [10].

This shows that the definition of differentially expressed genes is capable of identifying biologically relevant genes, i.e. genes involved in processes relevant to virulence.