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These differentially regulated marker genes could be characterized regulated target genes by Oct4 such as pluripotency markers NANOG, SOX2, and KLF4 and markers of undifferentiated stem cells FOXD1, CDC2, and EPHB1.

The mean values for these highly regulated marker genes for these physiological states were then plotted using the patient values from the present study, where patients had either less than or more than 5% weight loss.

Our in vivo results revealed a weak, albeit in some tumors significant, positive (SCCVII, Figure 4 and Table 1) or negative (FaDudd, Figure 3 and Table 1) correlation between ATF4 mRNA transcript levels and FAZA retention, suggesting that ATF4 is not a reliable non-HIF-1α regulated marker of severe hypoxia at the level of mRNA.

We aimed to confirm GFAP as a regulated marker protein in murine MOG-EAE.

The expression of nestin in these cells is inversely correlated with cellular differentiation and thus it is thought to represent a developmentally regulated marker of immature cell status [ 14].

The specialized environment of the thymus supports the maturation of lymphocyte precursors into functional T cells through stages defined by cell surface expression of developmentally regulated markers: CD4−CD8− double-negative (DN) thymocytes differentiate to CD4+CD8+ double-positive (DP) cells that become mature CD4 or CD8 single-positive (SP) T cells.

In addition, some components of the differentiation medium were required synergistically to regulate marker genes.

ABA content and the expression of stress up-regulated marker genes reached their highest level at an early time point (before 6 hours); however, the CYP709B3 gene did not increase expression until 24 hours.

Since ABA content and the expression of stress up-regulated marker genes was not affected in the cyp709b3 mutant compared to WT under salt treatment, we therefore conclude that CYP709B3 is not the primary gene involved in ABA signaling or biosynthesis under salt stress.

Because previous studies had suggested a specific role for Nodal in regulating marker expression in the AVE (Brennan et al., 2001), we analyzed the AVE specific markers HEX, DKK1 and BMP2 (Madabhushi and Lacy, 2011), by immunocytochemistry, Western blot, and QRT-PCR.

Together, the balance of Sox9 and Runx2 regulate hypertrophic marker expression.