The Runx II and ALP gene expressed gradual increasing from day 0 to day 14 with the maximum expression at day 14 and then declined.
While LacZ reached a maximum expression at day 17, Sost expression was the highest at day 21.
The majority of up-regulated genes reached their maximum expression on day 8 of arthritis, at which time symptoms of arthritis peaked, with gene expression levels gradually decreasing again on day 12, when the disease started to resolve, indicating a role for those genes in disease progression.
The ALP and RunX II gene reached the maximum expression at day 14.
For Hoxb1, 3, 6 and 8, expression increased rapidly on day 3 and remained approximately constant, or declined (Hoxb1 only), whereas Hoxb2, 4, 5, 7 and 9 all increased slowly, to reach maximum expression around day 8, the latest time point examined.
As opposed to the other VEGF receptors, it reached its maximum expression already on day 4 of arthritis.
Both the breeds showed maximum expression of HSP on the day of parturition, more so in KF than Sahiwal.
There is a degree of reciprocity in the fluctuating levels of Egr1 and Egr2 proteins, in that Egr1 is near undetectable by day 2 of differentiation, concomitant with maximum expression of Egr2, while Egr1 reappears on day 3 as Egr2 decreases (Fig. 1).
The maximum expression level was reached on experimental day 21, showing a 9.6-fold increase compared with the control group.
The expression profile of rice leaves obtained from public database RiceXPro exhibited that most of OsCNGC genes showed their maximum expression in late vegetative and early reproductive stage (from day 41 to day 62) during life cycle of rice in field conditions, while, OsCNGC5 had its highest expression level at early vegetative stage.
