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The members of the stars were assigned to one of 15 groups according to the cluster containing the star, which were profiled for overrepresented TRANSFAC binding motifs using GATHER [95]. Figure 14 shows the complete profiles for the 15 groups.
Some of the tissues already existed in tissue banks and fall under exemption 4. The study included a total of 23 samples, which were profiled using at least one of the 4 platform-tissue type combinations (3SEQ-frozen, 3SEQ-FFPET, HEEBO-frozen, HEEBO-FFPET) (Table S1).
For this purpose, we used a cohort of 113 neuroblastoma patients, which were profiled using Affymetrix Exon Arrays (HuEx1.0ST).
The Brem data set recorded the steady-state expression levels for 112 yeast segregants, 95 of which were profiled in our time-series experiments under different growth conditions.
By contrast, in the Nature Biotechnology article, expression networks were built by correlating gene expression across multiple cells, which were profiled in the same lymphoblastoid cell line.
In contrast to the pain trials which were profiled in the development phase of the Jadad instrument, the majority of the items in the 3-item version (randomization and blinding items) yield no variation in scores in our context and are, therefore, not useful to discriminate among cancer trials.
In pseudoMap, a total of 1232 TPGs may produce esiRNAs, which were profiling by deep sequencing data, within 1404 human TPGs were characterized.
Malone is one of 60 officers working in GMP's serious sexual offences unit (SSOU), which is profiled in a BBC2 three-part documentary starting this Sunday.
The canonical example here is DecorMyEyes, which was profiled in The New York Times last year: This was a case of an individual who thought any attention — bad P.R., bad reviews, bad customer word-of-mouth — would help his business.
The whole process is being organised by a Swedish bio-hacking group which was profiled by my colleague Jane Wakefield recently.
The company, which was profiled in Michael Lewis's book "Flash Boys," has applied to become a national stock exchange and hopes that designation to take hold in 2015.
