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The most strongly represented metabolic function was carbohydrate metabolism in each the 1.8 and 7.2 mg/L RDX exposures, with additional marked representation of transcripts involved in energy and amino acid metabolism (Table  1).

The data further define marked representation of IFN-γ responsive genes and a prompt inter-organ communication as a hallmark of an early local tissue response to infection.

When these genes were assigned to functional categories, and the relative representation of those functional categories was plotted across the span of the day, most functions had a marked representation for a particular time of day (Figure 4).

Such suppression and enhancement (Fig. 3d) together account for the marked over-representation of the exposed orientation, observed in the orientation polar maps (Figs.

When goggle rearing (GR) started at P16-P30, 2 weeks of GR induced a marked over-representation of the exposed orientation, and 2 more weeks of GR consolidated the altered orientation maps.

There is a marked under-representation of countries in high-impact general medical journals.

In mammals, a marked under-representation of introns in the 3'UTRs may be explained by the requirements for nonsense-mediated decay (NMD) [ 38, 39].

This cluster includes a marked over-representation of those aged 80 84 years and those who either never drink or drink but do not binge drink and are non-smokers.

One of the most striking compositional abnormalities in DNA sequences of mammalian and other vertebrate genomic DNA sequences is the marked under-representation of CpG and over-representation of CpA and TpG dinucleotides.

They found a marked over-representation of Prevotella species, in particular P. copri, in most, though not all, members of the recent-onset rheumatoid arthritis group, but in few of the individuals in the other three groups.

Finally, we determined a set of 'CNS-signature' genes that uncover characteristics of several common neuronal processes in the CNS, with marked over-representation of specific features of synaptic transmission, ion transport and cell communication, as well as numerous novel unclassified genes.