Sentence examples for pattern that correlates from inspiring English sources

Recently, Hoshida et al. performed DASL for gene expression profiling from FFPET and identified a gene expression pattern that correlates with survival in hepatocellular carcinoma [31]; however, this study does not demonstrate the ability for full unbiased genome-wide expression profiling from FFPET, as the analysis was limited to only 6,100 genes targeted by the probe set.

Gene expression analysis shows a pattern that correlates well with the expression other starch metabolic enzymes.

To this end, the concept of a common expression pattern that correlates with any BRCA dysfunction, ' BRCAness', was developed to define the role of BRCA function and response to cytotoxic chemotherapy (Turner et al, 2004; Tan et al, 2008).

Expression profiles of member genes of this module show that they are highly expressed in fruit peel tissues, and are expressed at a lower level in leaf and fruit flesh tissues, an expression pattern that correlates with the localization of tomato flavonoid compounds (Fig.  4A).

A remarkable finding of our study is that, in the EAE model, CX3CL1 and its receptor (CX3CR1) show significant changes in the expression pattern that correlates with the onset of sensory abnormalities, indicating that the activation of glial cells by an inflammatory response leads to increased pain signaling between neurons and microglia.

This aquaglyceroporin localizes to the parasitophorous vacuole membrane, the compartmental interface between the host and pathogen, with a temporal pattern that correlates with the parasite's expansion in the liver.

Comparing the nucleosome profiles in the intergenic regions immediately upstream of these genes in T. kodakarensis TS517 versus LC124 or LC125 revealed clear differences, but no consistent pattern that correlated directly with an increase or decrease in transcript abundance.

In the previous studies of methylated genes in adult testicular GCTs, only one gene, RASSF1A, which was methylated in a large proportion of non-seminomatous tumours and unmethylated in most seminomatous tumours, exhibited an expression pattern that correlated with its methylation status between the two tumour subtypes (Koul et al, 2002).

As a result, the researchers were able to clearly see broad patterns that correlate with poor or good survival outcomes.

Genomic analysis is identifying gene expression patterns that correlate with the disease's progression; such analysis will ultimately affect treatment decisions.

A database compiled by Ash Alizadeh and his team provides broad patterns that correlate with poor or good survival rates for a variety of cancers.