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However, somewhat unexpectedly, up-regulation of phytochelatin synthase was not detected by microarray analysis suggesting that PCs are not involved in Cr (VI) detoxification.
These findings lead us to conclude that tumors 5A and 5B are essentially indistinguishable by microarray analysis, suggesting that they are likely to be derived from the same clone.
The remaining 217 genes (36.0%) gave ratios below two in the microarray analysis, suggesting that they are either enriched in the soma, or expressed exclusively in the soma (ratio of one).
Second, no col genes with peak expression in the embryo, L1, L2, or dauer larva were found as BAR-1 responsive genes by the microarray analysis, suggesting these genes are not sensitive to ectopic Wnt signaling at the L2/L3 molt (Table S1).
Altered transcription of components of the Akt/GSK3-β regulatory pathway was consistently observed in flies expressing rCAG, rCUG and rAUUCU repeat RNAs by microarray analysis, suggesting that this is a key component of cellular dysfunction in this Drosophila model of untranslated repeat disease pathogenesis.
Although the turmeric rhizome also produces large amounts of 1,8-cineole, this ginger MTS was not expressed in the turmeric rhizome according to the microarray analysis, suggesting that there is/are other 1,8-cineole synthase(s) in the turmeric rhizome.
A microarray analysis suggested that floral meristem termination could be associated with cell wall remodeling (Fig. 1).
The results of microarray analysis suggested that ABCG1 and SREBF1, which were involved in the cholesterol biosynthetic and metabolic processes, and CYP17A1, NR4A2 and G6PD, which were related to aldosterone biosynthesis, were important molecular targets.
Microarray analysis suggests that the processes engaged by this sleep are consistent with its function.
Genome-wide microarray analysis suggests a novel extracellular state within the tachyzoite stage.
However, our microarray analysis suggests that COX-2 is a key molecule in the malignant phenotype of mesenchymal tumor cells.
