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While CasKi cells expressed both E6 and E7 antigens (Fig. 1a, b), SiHa and HeLa S3 cell lines had no measurable expression of E6 antigen (results not shown) but did express E7 protein (Fig. 1d, e); albeit, the level of E7 expression was low in SiHa cells (Fig. 1d).

In order to include in clustering analysis only well measured transcripts, we selected spots with a present call (identified transcripts with measurable expression) in at least 80% of experiments and being > 1.7 fold up- or down regulated in at least 5 experiments.

At this dose vector targeting also resulted in measurable expression of human TNFα.

FRα exhibits limited normal tissue distribution, with measurable expression restricted to the apical surfaces of a few epithelia, predominantly in the lung, kidney, and choroid plexus, but is overexpressed in a spectrum of solid tumors, including ovarian cancer, non small cell lung cancer, breast cancer, kidney cancer and in high-grade osteosarcoma [7] [10].

Lastly, the basal phenotype exhibits only little, but still measurable expression of curli.

To further confirm E2-induced alternative splicing of above genes leads to measurable expression of distinct protein species, we performed western blotting.

Establishing conservation targets (also called indicators or endpoints), the measurable expressions of desired resource conditions, can help with site-specific up to landscape-scale conservation planning.

Primary neuroblastoma tumours of all different stages showed either very weak or no measurable APITD1 expression, contrary to the level of expression observed in neuroblastoma cell lines.

The lack of a measurable differential expression of the investigated hyperthermic genes suggests that, even locally, the measured temperature elevation in the cell culture from 26.5°C to 26.8°C (Fig. 3B2), in response to the broad-band THz irradiation is not sufficient to activate the expression of the heat shock proteins, Hsp90, Hsp105, and CRP.

This mutation is incredibly common in colon cancer (21%), resulting in a premature stop codon and loss of measurable HDAC2 expression in 83% of mutant tumors (Ropero et al., 2006).

During the last 20 years, numerous ACE mutations have been generated (more than 40) and among them, several where identified which had no enzymatic activity but measurable mRNA expression or ACE protein production; these were shown to be due to mutations of potential glycosylation sites.