"Acute" hub genes mark processes specifically activated in the acute microglia response, whereas "primed" hub genes mark processes occurring in primed microglia.
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At Balzac, a string of black arrows ran across the length of the ground floor wall, meant to lead buyers to an entryway widely known as a drug hub and marked plainly with the word "ici": "here".
The finding that DMN regions (e.g. Posterior Cingulate) might play a role as bottlenecks in a potentially task-negative default mode of macroscopic neural traffic might be underlined by past [34] [40] and present results on the coincidence of heightened resting state perfusion and hub characteristics (marked by high degree and vulnerability) in DMN regions.
Piospheres can be created by both wild and domesticated animals (Brooks et al. 2006) and can be visualized as a hub, in which distances from the hub can be marked off with concentric rings.
For this reason, it is no surprise that a previous analysis of the same data set employing a different network inference method [ 17] found that their inferred regulatory network is governed by major hub genes, which mark key regulators such as transcription factors [ 21].
It's a beautiful airport, just as you would imagine the Dutch would design it, boxy and metallic architecture, silver roofs and granite floors with bright yellow signs marking the terminals extending from central hubs in every direction.
The World Trade Center transit hub is another of the elaborate, mismatched architectural headstones marking ground zero.
We find that in mouse each hub gene seems to mark the correct cell type, providing further evidence that our module characterizations are valid.
Bike parking at the transport hubs is secure, with a bike mechanic providing free check-ups and a Met officer offering security marking.
