In rice several NAC genes are reported to be induced by drought, high salinity, and cold stresses.
In Arabidopsis, three FPGS genes are reported to encode distinct mitochondrial, cytoplasmic and plastidial isoforms of this enzyme.
The majority of these genes are reported to be involved in pollen grain development, pollen tube growth and fertilization in rice.
Many Rf genes are reported to encode pentatricopeptide repeat (PPR) protein, which is involved in the processing of mitochondrial RNA (Fujii and Toriyama [2008] for a review).
Indeed, the coding sequences of RP genes are reported to be highly conserved among humans, fruit flies, and nematodes (Yoshihama et al. 2002).
Third, cancer databases often omit genes associated infrequently with cancers, and given the rapid rate that new cancer genes are reported (12), some recently described cancer genes have not yet been added to these databases.
Many virulence-associated genes are reported to be prophage encoded.
As expected, none of the affected genes are reported to be essential for M. tuberculosis.
The twenty top-scored genes are reported in Table 3 together with a brief description of their functions.
In turn, the PAR bZip genes are reported to act upstream of CAR thus connecting these two clusters of genes.
Almost all of the honeybee antimicrobial peptides and the antimicrobial peptide genes are reported from the Western honeybee; however, little research has been conducted on the Asiatic honeybee.
