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On the other hand, of genes downregulated from GV oocyte to mature oocyte stage (5,090 genes), 10% (486 genes) are upregulated in Ago2 mutants, whereas 52% of them (2,640 genes) are upregulated in Dicer mutants [ 6].
These examples demonstrate that on one hand, aging can become accelerated if the ARP is dominant; on the other hand, silencing of genes encoding a recessive ARP is suppressed by clonal competition.
On the one hand, specialization of genes suggests that lethality of mutations can increase in long-term evolution, whereas on the other hand, the slow increase of population fitness when adaptation has halted indicates that robustness is increasing.
On the other hand expression of genes involved in collagen and extracellular matrix formation was reduced, which in previous studies on limb muscle has been attributed to muscle atrophy.
On the other hand, expression of genes encoding growth factors was significantly suppressed.
For comparative studies and hand annotation of genes, the datasets from the TIGR [ 24] rice (version 5) and Arabidopsis (version 6) genomes were used.
On the other hand, sets of genes whose order in the chromosome is not disrupted (i.e.: conserved syntenic groups) would have maintained their regulatory interactions.
On the other hand, mutations of genes participating in different biological pathways may exert a synergistic effect in conferring growth advantages to tumour cells.
On the other hand, expression of genes encoding these proteins is subjected to delicate but robust regulation at the transcriptional and post-transcriptional levels.
On the other hand selection of genes fully relies on annotations and hypotheses, which can be misleading and limit possibilities for nontrivial findings.
On the other hand, repression of genes involved in catabolism of glycerol-3-phosphate (G3P) as a carbon source, such as the G3P transporter encoded by the glpTQ genes (-2.54-fold) and the glycerol-3-dehydrogenase glpD (-3.56-fold) was observed.
