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PRAT4A, NOLA2 and ANT2 showed a similar mRNA expression in PDSC and MDSC in contrast to POLD2, being clearly more upregulated in PDSC compared with MDSC.

These enrichments suggest the genes more upregulated in K.p.-infected wounds came from cutaneous cells.

Asporin was more upregulated in our lobular carcinomas when compared with ductal tumors as well as with normal cell types.

Moreover, LSP1 expression persists in fibrocytes and is more upregulated in fibrocytes than it is in leukocytes [ 16].

For example, the ERM-like molecule NF2 was one of the 36 genes more upregulated in K.p.- than P.a.-infected wounds.

Comparing to the control (without FA), Bcl-2 was prominently downregulated while Bax, caspase-3 and cleaved caspase-9 were more upregulated in 3D-cultures (P < 0.05).

Two pathways (complement and coagulation cascades, hematopoietic cell lineage) contained more upregulated genes in the endometrium than in the blood whereas three (toll-like receptor signaling, Fc epsilon RI signaling, and B cell receptor signaling) contained more upregulated genes in the blood.

In panicle culture without sucrose, AGPL2, SSIIIa, BEI, BEIIb and ISA1 genes of IR36 were more upregulated than in T65 (Fig. 4b).

Therefore, in hyperglycemia the PI 3-kinase pathway is even more downregulated and the Shc/Ras/MAP-kinase pathway even more upregulated than in the pre-diabetic state.

More upregulated oncogenic miRNAs in HCC and their involvements with cellular processes are listed in Table 2. Several miRNAs have been reported to be implicated in cell cycle regulation.

Figure 2 illustrates that in general at 60 minutes, there were more upregulated and downregulated genes in the functional classes, when compared to 20 minutes.