Annotations include the number of abstracts focusing on the specific genes with their gene products and microRNAs, the experimental procedures conducted in distinct studies, the potential therapeutic and prognostic value of genes and microRNAs, the specific data types and the biological context investigated.
We applied expert-based habitat models to ten reference landscapes (i.e., traplines) in two distinct study areas to serve as measures of habitat change from 1990 to 2013.
Second, we did not find a genetic association between individual TLR2, TLR4 and NOD2 alleles and BD, as compared to our previous positive findings of association in a distinct study cohort (Oliveira et al. 2014a, b, c).
In a distinct study, shRNA knock-down data indicated that ALDH1A3, not ALDH1A1, correlated best with ALDH activity in breast cancer stem cells [ 46].
Therefore, we wanted to investigate whether serum LPS activity is associated with metabolic risk factors in three distinct study populations: type 1 diabetic patients with various degrees of kidney disease, patients with IgAGN, and nondiabetic subjects.
These socioeconomic indices were subsequently used in race-stratified multilevel logistic regression models of preterm birth in eight socioeconomically distinct study areas in the U.S. Maternal residence was obtained from birth records and was geocoded to census tracts.
Additionally, in order to observe possible differences across the different types of swine raising in Peru, two distinct study sites were selected for comparison.
There are 3205 (∼46.5%) genes that are cross-validated in two distinct studies and 1165 (∼16.9%) genes in more than two studies.
All hemangioblastomas and VHL disease-associated pancreatic tumors included in this study were previously reported in 2 distinct studies [23], [24].
While this paper was in preparation, defects in TCR-induced T cell proliferation and activation have also been reported in two distinct studies of coronin-1A null mice [22], [23] (discussed further below).
