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Since these data indicate that C1QB, C1QC, Tyrobp and Trem2 expression is not increased in primed or acute activated microglia, the expression level of these genes was checked a recently published database by Zhang and colleagues [ 41] and we found that all these genes are very highly expressed in microglia and therefore likely identified as hub genes for microglia in brain tissue expression data.

An example is the recently published Database paper by Yeung and FDA coworkers, "Organ Impairment Drug Drug Interaction Database: A Tool for Evaluating the Impact of Renal or Hepatic Impairment and Pharmacologic Inhibition on the System Exposure of Drugs".

The recently published database BLAD (14) contains information only about the 'widely circulated β-lactamases'.

We obtained the above information using TOPDB, a recently published database containing experimentally verified topologies (Tusnady et al., 2008).

The most recently published database introducing mutein information is SuperCYP (14), which exclusively addresses human cytochrome P450s.

Two recently published databases of GWAS hits ([15] [16], hereafter referred to as 'Hindorff' and 'Johnson') have provided the necessary resources to carry out such an investigation.

Based on previous general knowledge of diterpene biosynthesis in angiosperms, and based on mining of our recently published transcriptome database obtained by deep 454-sequencing of cDNA from clary sage calices, we cloned and functionally characterized two new diterpene synthase (diTPS) enzymes for the complete biosynthesis of sclareol in clary sage.

During the revision process of this article, we became aware of the existence of a recently published online database of high-resolution grayscale images of ancient documents affected by bleed-through [20].

In this paper we investigate the topology and burning rates of turbulent, lean (ϕ = 0.31), H2/air flames obtained from a recently published DNS database (Aspden et al., 2011).

A database recently published by the World Health Organization also shows New Delhi with higher pollution levels than Beijing, but that database relies on official government figures.

Our findings are also supported by results recently published by Cassidy et al. (2012).