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Very recently, we compared the photoelectric properties of the metamorphic InAs/In0.15Ga0.85As QD structure with those of a standard InAs/GaAs QD one and found that the photocurrent of metamorphic InAs/In0.15Ga0.85As heterostructures was not affected by levels related to defects in the vicinity of QD [45].
Recently, we compared the polyphenol content from various solvents (aqueous, ethanol, acetone and hexane) extract of C. edulis leaf.
Most recently, we compared the effects of waterborne toxic chemicals on the gill DNA of English sole obtained from the DR and QMH in October 2000 (Malins et al. 2004c).
Recently we compared the relationships between several commonly applied metrics of dynamic CA and found that few exhibit statistical associations with each other to support a common functional basis (Fig. 5) (Tzeng et al. 2012).
Recently, we compared the regulated mRNA levels of genes with L1s and those of genes without L1s through Pearson's chi-squared analyses using an expression microarray of AGO2-knockdown cells [ 2].
Recently, we compared the gene expression profiles of developing tissues and ependymoma subsets to identify populations of cells in the CNS which act as the cells of origin of ependymomas (Taylor et al, 2005).
To determine if miRNA duplication occurred more recently, we compared a 100 kb region surrounding the miRNA gene with its duplicated paralogous region in the soybean genome.
To ensure that these results were not an artifact of the IPA annotation process, which could potentially be biased towards more recently evolved genes, we compared the distributions of the set of disease genes that received no annotation (788) as well as the set that received at least one annotation (1939) to the null model of all OMIM genes.
Most recently, using this method we compared the arterial circumferences on the headache side with the non-headache side and a migraine attack day with a non-headache day in patients with migraine.
Based on the large set of protein complexes in yeast that Gavin et al. recently identified [ 9], we compared the fitness of yeast strains upon deletion of genes which are part of complexes to those which are not, and found out that there exists a significant enrichment of genes with a strong negative or moderate negative effect on strain fitness upon deletion in complexes.
We compared the recently FDA-approved Veridex GeneSearch™ Breast Lymph Node (BLN) Assay (Veridex, LLC; Warren, NJ), a real time reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction assay that is designed to detect metastases > 0.2 mm, with our standard lymph node processing.
