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However, other clusters, such as the set of CYP2 subfamilies that share synteny with human CYP2J2 did not exhibit complete co-expression: CYP2P10, CYP2P14, CYP2AD2, and CYP2AD6 were mostly highly expressed at 3 hpf, while CYP2P6, CYP2P7, and CYP2V1 were most highly expressed at 6-12 hpf.

Fourteen out of the 19 Eigen genes (ME1-ME4, ME6, ME8-ME14, ME14, ME16-ME17, and ME19) were mostly highly expressed in root samples.

In yeast, the PGK1 gene encoding this protein is one of the mostly highly expressed.

Similarities among the mostly highly expressed abundant clusters are still very rare (Table 5).

When comparing the 15 GPCRs that were the mostly highly expressed in undifferentiated ES cells and day 4 EBs, 12 of the 15 receptors were the same (Figure 2D).

Unsupervised clustering of the differential gene expression patterns of the putative photorespiration genes across these data, revealed that genes in clusters VI and VII are mostly highly expressed in young seedlings and are significantly induced in the light (Figure 6C).

The majority (>90%%) of reads that did not map to the mtDNA reference could be unambiguously mapped to the nuclear genome sequence, mostly to the highly expressed rRNA and tRNA genes.

In embryogenesis, mouse Prnp mRNA is first highly expressed, mostly in the differentiating neuroepithelium, between E8.5 and E9, during the transition from anaerobic to oxidative metabolism [5] and thereafter expands to non-neuronal tissues at E13.5 [6].

As the results of CRC patients were compared with patients with similar characteristics (e.g., age, sex) but only without tumor, we considered the increased COHb was mostly due to the highly expressed HO-1 in tumor, however further investigations using different populations and patients are needed to clarify this point.

Moreover, the total mRNA mass in each sample is, in many cases, mostly determined by a few highly expressed genes, rather than an unbiased average over the total mRNA population.

Every presently known plasma proteomic method still only samples a relatively small fraction of the proteome that mostly consists of the relatively highly expressed proteins [ 81, 82].