Sentence examples for tissue biased from inspiring English sources

These genes are more likely than non-YRV genes to be tissue biased in expression, localized to repressive chromatin, and vary in expression within and among species.

We also observe tissue biased expression in hundreds of lineage specific genes, which may represent candidates for neofunctionalization and new gene origination.

Genes were considered tissue biased if the relative expression ratio exceeded 1.0, which is equivalent to a linear ratio of 2.7 (Zhang et al. 2004).

The number of tissue biased genes varied from 320 for leaves to 6,729 for male and female catkins (pooled for the calculation of expression bias).

A comparison of orthologs between D. yakuba and D. simulans where biological replicates should result in sufficient power to detect differential expression reliably across both species reveals that roughly 60% of genes with reciprocal best hit orthologs exhibit similar tissue biased expression between the two species.

Roughly 60% of genes with tissue biased expression in D. yakuba that have a reciprocal best hit ortholog in D. simulans exhibit the same tissue-specific bias in D. simulans, with marginally greater agreement in genes biased toward the carcass than the reproductive tissues in both males and females.

For healthy tissue, bias in the obtained results is shown in Figure 6.

This study performs novel analyses on a number of published data sets to identify miRNAs and their targets and to identify miRNA dependent tissue biases within the transcriptome.

To avoid specific tissue biases, a quarter of the measurements was done in liver tissue, a quarter in metastatic tissue, one quarter in colorectal primary tumors and one quarter in normal mucosa.

Transcriptome specialization, δi, is measured exclusively in the context of the organs or tissues included in the analysis and reflects the organ or tissue bias towards the expression of specific genes.

Tissue bias values, as measured by the t-statistic, fall within the range of 0 to 1, in which higher values indicate more tissue-biased expression, i.e. a value of 1 indicates expression in a single tissue, and a value of 0 expression in all tissues.