Nonetheless, it is well recognized that gene expression changes are not necessarily indicative of cellular antioxidant response.
These keratinocyte-β-keratin genes were not well recognized and the expression profiles of most keratinocyte β-keratins in normal chickens were unexplored previously (Greenwold and Sawyer 2010, 2013).
It is well recognized that the expression of the b3 integrins contributes to angiogenesis in the peri-infarct zone as a part of the remodelling process, and occurs early, peaking about 7 days after MI.
The role of VEGF in angiogenesis is well recognized, and a high expression of VEGF indicates in most cases a poor prognosis [ 15]; VEGF expressed by endothelial and tumor cells could be considered a promising target to limit both tumor growth and angiogenesis.
Pathways that control and modulate DNA methylation patterning in mammalian cells were poorly understood for a long time, although their importance in establishing and maintaining cell type-specific gene expression was well recognized.
Oncogenic roles of HBV X protein is well recognized as it affects the expression of cellular genes, which in turn alters the cell signaling and other cellular processes.
As would be predicted, A-83-01 treatment downregulates the expression of well recognized markers or regulators of EMT and TGFβ signaling to levels similar to or below that seen in differentiated P0 RPE.
The necessity for ensuring quality-assurance measures in RT-qPCR analysis of gene expression is well recognized and a set of guidelines have been outlined for appropriate normalization strategy to control for non-specific variation between samples [ 49].
Although the efficiency of B. diazoefficiens inoculant strains is well recognized, few data on their protein expression are available.
The present study showed that VFB is well recognized by TLR2, induces β-defensin expression, and stimulates the PKCz pathway and the mitochondrial antioxidant defense system.
It is well recognized that hypoxia up-regulates the expression of TLX in neuroprogenitors and retinal astrocytes during development (Chavali et al., 2011; Uemura et al., 2006).
