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These differentially expressed genes reveal the complex biological processes that are associated with these factors, as well as a large number of putative gene families that may participate differentially in these processes.
10.7554/eLife.02104.010 Figure 3. Msl1 and Nsl1 bind to active genes, but participate differentially to gene expression.
It is suggested that Cbfa1 may participate in chondrocyte differentiation.
Predicted targets of differentially expressed miRNAs may participate in carbohydrate metabolism, hormone signaling and pathways associated with seed maturity, suggesting potentially important roles in rice grain development.
The differentially expressed miRNAs may participate in neuroprotection induced by FNS, and provides further insights into miRNAs functions in ischemic injury.
Because mRNA destabilization is a mechanism of miRNA-mediated gene repression [ 39], we sought to determine whether any of the 29 miRNA altered in the HN-DCIS comparison may participate in the regulation of these differentially expressed genes through this mechanism.
Laminin-5 is differentially expressed during epithelial morphogenesis, and may participate in cell adhesion and spreading.
We speculate that the miRNAs differentially expressed between the cochlea or vestibule may participate in regulating these tissue identities and maintaining their distinct function.
We reason that miRNAs differentially expressed between the cochlear and vestibular sensory epithelia may participate in regulating the cellular identities of these tissues and maintaining their distinct morphology and function.
Fourteen cytochrome P450 genes were differentially expressed among various berry tissues, some of which may participate in the oxidative cleavage of fatty acids or hydroxylation of monoterpenes leading to the formation of plant volatiles [ 80].
Since Ckb is differentially expressed and critical for ATP metabolism, we speculated that it may participate in regulating thymocyte development and T cell function.
