This list (Table S10) also includes candidates from our previous studies (Schweiger et al. 2013, Kugler et al. 2013) including a lipid transfer protein, which shows among the highest expression differences.
The race includes candidates who represent four other parties, but none has generated much support.
This set includes candidate genes from psoriasis GWAS studies, but in addition includes genes identified from non-GWAS epidemiologic population-based studies [ 33].
We found 1,319 sequences in association with this category, which includes candidate genes involved in the resistance to biotic and abiotic stimulus.
Genes identified and annotated in this study include candidates for responses of the blue crab to xenobiotic compounds, which could serve as biomarkers for oil exposure.
Sequences obtained from this collection include candidates for the isoprenoid (both MVP and MEP pathways), phenylpropanoid, terpene (monoterpenes, secoiridoids, diterpenes and triterpenes), phenol, sterol, lignan and flavonoid biosynthesis, leading to the main secondary metabolites present in the olive fruit.
This meant that we included candidates who were not depressed at all, although we also included candidates who were more depressed than in the first recruitment.
This list, was again, filtered to include candidates that withstood the perturbation stability test (bottom of Table 1).
Other notable successes with this strategy include candidate genes for heart failure [58] and left ventricular hypertrophy [59].
Sequencing wheat chromosome 5A by 454 revealed the main sequence features of this chromosome, including candidate miRNA precursors, and enabled the production of a virtual gene order based on synteny with other phylogenetically related species (Vitulo et al. 2011).
