Sentence examples for identified from expression from inspiring English sources

SERPINE1, identified from expression microarray of primary tumours as a potential biomarker for ECS, was validated through mRNA expression, and by immunohistochemistry (IHC) on a tissue microarray from the same cohort.

It would be nice if the authors could show, or at least discuss, to what extent the subtype can be identified from expression measurements of a signature gene.

MicroRNAs involved in melanomagenesis have now been identified from expression studies on fresh tissue and functional studies in cell lines (Mueller and Bosserhoff, 2009; Caramuta et al, 2010).

To do this, the authors extracted this information for seven transcription factors from 10 pathway databases, and compared it to "gold standard" target lists identified from expression profiling and ChIP-seq experiments.

Finally, the filtered peaks for wild-type ± GW0742 were mapped to their nearest transcriptional start sites and intersected with differentially regulated genes identified from expression profiling (see below) to yield the final target gene sets.

In the present study we sequenced small RNA libraries from multiple individuals and tissues in four non-human primates in order to identify from expression data new miRNA genes.

To further confirm the findings from the microarray results, 12 differentially expressed genes identified from microarray expression patterns in PBMC and 14 differentially expressed genes identified from microarray expression patterns in granulocytes were evaluated by quantitative real-time PCR on RNA obtained from the independent testing cohort.

Ten differentially expressed genes identified from microarray expression patterns of PBMC were evaluated.

The differentially expressed genes were identified from the expression profiles using gene chips.

As the organizer equivalent tissue can be identified from the expression of its marker genes, we checked the expression pattern of chordin in C. pyrrhogaster and X. laevis.

Moreover, some markers have been identified from gene expression profiling of whole tissue samples, whereby non-adipose cells cannot be excluded to be a significant source of expression [ 31, 34, 61].