Sentence examples for subcategory of genes from inspiring English sources
The lower levels of the bivalent mark in Class II genes were primarily due to the low levels of this chromatin signature in Class B-II genes, implying that this subcategory of genes might be relevant to lineage specification.
Same representation as Fig. 4D, but on subcategories of genes of indicated size range (from TSS to TES).
The top 10 subcategories of genes were found within all three big GO categories: biological process, molecular function, and cellular component.
There have been two subcategories of gene vectors including many viral and nonviral vectors.
Consequently, the cluster number was set to 16, as it maximized the total number of subcategories of functional genes (see below) enriched for the transcriptome (data not shown).
Analysis of the PPR gene content of the Arabidopsis genome by Lurin et al. [ 6] elucidated several categories and subcategories of PPR genes.
The PSE subcategories show predominance of genes, as presented in Figure 6.
IPA determines the P-value for each subcategory by dividing the number of DE genes (# of Genes) for each subcategory by the total number of known genes within that specific subcategory present in the IPA software database "Query Ingenuity Knowledge Base" (IPA website).
As we unexpectedly found that a substantial proportion of the genes included in both groups were also frequently hypermethylated in normal differentiated tissues, we established two new subcategories of cancer methylated genes: subcategory I, for genes that are mostly unmethylated in normal tissues, and subcategory II, for genes that are sometimes hypermethylated in normal tissues.
The categories, subcategories, number of data points, number of genes, proteins, patients with data per subcategory and the number of studies are shown in Table 1.
Interestingly, in the two subcategories with the largest number of genes both RelA and RelB together were required for LTβR-induced gene regulation (161 cat I/1 genes for their activation and 205 cat I/2 genes for their repression).
