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There seemed to be no pathway to defining or prosecuting the crime of aggression.
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We selected 102 well-established Escherichia coli pathways to define KEGG gene sets.
Again, we use the clinical pathways to define a measure of similarity between the codes.
Zhang et al. (2006) compared the topological properties of metabolic pathways to define an evolutionary distance between organisms.
Additionally, we examine how the Hedgehog, WNT, and BMP signaling pathways contribute to defining unique epithelial features along the cephalocaudal axis of the GI tract.
We used "number" of essential genes in the pathway maps to define the essential pathway maps.
Further study is necessary to determine the locus of context-dependent changes in temporal processing in the auditory pathway and to define the precise role of inhibition in this context.
In the present study, we utilized siRNA, BeadArray technology, and pathway analysis to define the genome-wide changes that take place following knockdown of FAS (12 48 h).
There is work at the molecular level to delineate the site and mechanism of action, work at the pathway level to define the neural mechanism and work at the whole-animal level to determine behavioural effects.
It is possible that the early asymmetry in jaw patterning could arise through the co-option of the conserved asymmetric signalling pathway used to define the left-right axis in vertebrates.
Childhood obesity is a complex disease with different genetic, metabolic, environmental and behavioural components that are interrelated and potentially confounding, thus making causal pathways difficult to define.
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