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ORC5L associates with CDC7 and MCM5 in the network and this group of genes display altered expression in HCC tissue.

The fact that relatively few genes display altered expression indicates that ATRX is not a global regulator of gene expression but likely controls specific gene loci.

Quantitative striatal gene expression analyses showed that the genes displaying altered expression in Pink1−/− mice could be grouped into three categories.

We screened for genes displaying altered expression by means of a DNA chip, using RNA extracts from the Dysbindin or NF-YB knockdown human neural cell line, SH-SY5Y.

These represent the list of genes displaying altered methylation at each BPA exposure.

Here, over 12 000 genes displayed altered co-expression patterns in the eight 'common' promoter datasets (Fig.  2).

The former two have a consensus putative response element in an enriched set of genes displaying altered expression at the two phase shifts.

One group of genes displayed altered expression correlating with ErbB2, but displayed similar levels of up- or down-regulation in response to both growth factors (light green and pink bands, Fig. 2).

Important insights into the Pi-starvation response of Arabidopsis and other vascular plants have been provided by the classification of genes displaying altered transcription during Pi deprivation [ 11, 14, 19, 36– 41].

Derivation of the eight profiles of genes displaying altered expression levels in infected TBL20 cells relative to LPS-stimulated uninfected BL20, provides evidence that T. annulata-infected cells alter the gene expression outcome associated with an activation event, i.e. the response to LPS.

HSP47 is involved in the folding of collagens [ 18], and although not included in the list of genes displaying altered expression in association with immobilization, it was selected based on previous published histological data generated from the rat model of knee flexion contractures and reporting an increase of collagen I staining and a decrease of collagen III [ 19].