Sentence examples for mouse expression data from inspiring English sources

By comparing trout and mouse expression data we were able to identify genes not only expressed in the testes of both species but that display similar developmental expression patterns.

The public mouse expression data used in this study uncovered a set of highly expressed pDC genes for CpG in DNA and a different, but strongly overlapping, set from influenza.

In this paper, a human and a mouse expression data set were analyzed.

Simulated data (described above) were generated to mimic our male mouse expression data.

Therefore, the fact that we are using mouse expression data should not significantly constrain or bias this study.

However, the original human and mouse expression data cover 79 human tissues and 61 mouse tissues respectively.

A recent update to PhenoDigm (Oellrich and Smedley, 2014 Smedley et al., 2013) has incorporated tissue-specific, binary mouse gene expression data from 21 mouse tissues and derived phenotype-tissue associations in order to supplement its phenotype-based queries.

Based on the finding that a subset of relationships from the fly seed network appear to be conserved in the developing mouse retina, we hypothesized that the extracted seed-network (ESN) of mouse gene relationships would be useful for querying the mouse gene expression data to identify additional candidate gene network members.

In order to generate a human breast tumor predictor, we utilized the list of significantly differentially expressed genes identified previously from the mouse gene expression data.

We utilize for illustration the only publicly available liver ob/ob mouse gene expression data from ChipperDB [ 53], obtained from 2 month old male mice.

As a first step we compare the CpG profiles from mouse and human genes to determine if they are similar enough to warrant the use of mouse pDC expression data as the basis of this study.