Late-life depression and pain more often co-occur than can be explained by chance.
Thus, the fact that HLA-associated sites were more often co-varying, under positive selection (dN/dS >1), and had more AA connections suggests that HLA-mediated selection pressure may drive a substantial proportion of AA co-variation.
Direct neighbours are more often co-expressed than are more distant genes.
Cases had significantly more often co-morbidities, hematoma, wound leakage and wound dressing change compared to controls.
Post-weaning PMWS pigs were more often co-infected with viral pathogens than suckling or fattening pigs.
We concluded that in prostate cells, DNAMe labeled probes were more often co-labeled by H3K4me3 than by H3K27me3, but H3K4/K27me3 probes much more frequently clustered within certain genes than H3K4me3/DNAMe probes.
When we checked for co-expression of interactors in the protein interaction network with those of the disease genes we identified that specific genes are more often co-expressed with their interactors than the shared genes.
Interestingly, however, our most notable finding is that GWAS SNPs more often co-localize outside of the SE DHSs, and motif sites that are within SEs but outside of DHSs capture many of these SNPs.
Patients with TE values ≥ 7.1 kPa corresponding to significant (or higher) liver fibrosis were more often co-infected with HCV than patients with TE values < 7.1 kPa (p < 0.0001).
Patients with S. pneumoniae serotype 3 had significantly more often septic shock (25%, odds ratio (OR) 6.33 [95% confidence interval (CI) 1.59-25.29]), higher mortality (30%, OR 2.86 [CI 1.02-8.00]), and more often co-morbidities (83%, OR 3.82 [CI 1.39-10.54]) when compared to serotype 14.
Compared to first AMI subjects with a high SES, first AMI subjects with a low SES were older, more often living alone, more often female, more often of non-ethnic Dutch origin, more commonly living in strong urban areas, and had more often co-morbidities (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> aBoth parents born in The Netherlands bPopulation density (number of residents per km).
