The 27 recurrently regulated genes in the present study were divided into six clusters according to the transcriptional pattern of each individual gene following a specific exposure.
It is notable that all mosaic CNVs found are reported recurrently in the DGV and are also present in the Estonian general population (the carrier frequency for Locus 2 is >1 %, but <1 % for Locus 1 and 3).
In the present study, we adopted a two-phase approach for genomic discovery in patients with CRC to identify potential novel recurrently mutated genes and mutation markers/patterns of prognostic value.
"Wilful", "demanding" and "egocentric" are the words that surface recurrently in the reports of her career as "the most exciting dancer in the world".
It happened in ancient Rome, it happened recurrently in the Renaissance republics and, in the 1930s, it took place in Weimar.
(1) Realistically, should we assess NAFLD recurrently in the population?
Recurrently in the data, the project organizations were described as highly important in leading the implementation process.
The three mosaic CNVs detected were compared with those recurrently present in the Database of Genomic Variants (DGV) (http://dgv.tcag.ca/) and in the Estonian general population dataset (n = 6849), provided by the Estonian Genome Centre at University of Tartu [ 26].
Flu is constructed as a social object that is recurrently presented in the community, mainly through the media.
It's been happening recurrently in Sri Lanka since the end of the ethnic civil war in 2009, with Buddhist monks attacking minority Muslims (as well as minority Christians).
In this current climate of diplomacy, attention is turning to another international standard, enshrined in humanitarian law, and yet recurrently breached in the Syrian crisis – the access to humanitarian relief and safe access to healthcare.
