Sentence examples for inspection of gene expression from inspiring English sources
**) Considered not expressed differentially after visual inspection of gene expression data.
By the inspection of gene expression changes between NB, PCC and normal tissues and other tumors, the most characteristic gene expression feature of NB-PCC has been clearly related to the noradrenalin (NA) biosynthesis and neural crest cell development.
Inspection of gene expression data generated in our study of autoimmune subjects suggested that it was the downregulated set of genes that was most consistently altered, while the upregulated genes showed a greater degree of heterogeneity [ 17].
Attempts to understand this complexity included inspection of the levels of gene expression, which mainly revealed that multi-modular proteins were mostly up-regulated in cells grown on cellulose versus growth on cellobiose.
Despite the global similarity, closer inspection reveals different dynamics of gene expression patterns between these two methods for many genes (Fig 1A and C).
Inspection of the microarray data [24]) revealed the overall status of gene expression levels in the different dockerin groups (Fig. 4).
We present a global expression analysis in somatic tissues of XX and XO mice, using a microarray platform that allows a genome-wide survey of gene expression, followed by a detailed qPCR inspection of the candidate genes.
Inspection of the characteristics of several of these pairs revealed shared patterns of gene expression and/or phenotypes that suggest overlapping functions.
According to visual inspection of the GEP histograms, we proposed that there were four major classes of gene expression profiles.
Inspection of muscle histology demonstrated that it was normal despite the large dysregulation of gene expression (Molon et al., 2004).
On inspection, the standardized concentrations of dichlorvos seemed to exert relatively greater effects on the patterns of gene expression in exposed worms than mefloquine or fenamiphos, yielding a right shifted pattern of gene expression (see Figure 1).
