... restriction of cell fate capacities from hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) to mature blood ...repression of specific ...combinations of specific transcriptionfactors, which cooperate to ...
... burst of mRNA, is commonly invoked to explain the observed single-cell variability in mRNA numbers [1] of noisy ...beyond gene dosage effects drive much of the observed single-cell variability ...
... a Role in Glucose Signaling in Pancreatic Beta ...inducible expression in exocrine cells, KLF11 mRNA is up-regulated by TGF- in beta cells ...mRNA expression in beta cells (Fig. 1B). KLF11, as a ...
... and geneexpression data in yeast supports the notion that Mediator is universally required for RNA polymerase II-dependent transcription (reviewed in [12]), and we therefore suggest that Mediator is ...
... direction of the changes in expression levels in differentiated NG108-15 cells was opposite to the changes observed in HEK293 ...a gene may be differently regulated by expressionof β 4 ...
... This expression profile does not fit with that of a differentiation antigen, expressed in a specific lineage and totally absent in other tissues, nor with that of a cancer germline antigen normally ...
... one of the major mucin genes expressed in the respiratory ...TTF-1 expression, a lung-specific transcription factor, was ...regulation of MUC5B expression in the lung are largely ...
... Plxnc1 expressionTranscriptionfactors can positively or negatively regulate the expressionof hundreds of ...development of mDA neurons, we performed gene ...
... effects of inherited or acquired myelin abnor- malities in diseases such as multiple sclerosis, it plays a critical role in nervous system ...regulation of numerous genes. The complexity of ...
... and transcriptionfactors across berry development and the impact of one specific inhibitor of ethylene action on their respective mRNA ...integration of the ethylene signalling with ...
... ERBB2 gene amplification in 11 cases of breast cancer. All of these had an ERBB2 3+ score in ...out of the 15 ERBB2 3+ cases, 11 were FISH-pos- itive, 2 showed no ERBB2 amplification, 1 was ...
... lack of precision in conventional gene induction systems is a problem for quantitative biology, because understanding the quantitative dynamics of cellular processes requires the ability to apply ...
... domains of repressed transcription co-exist with sizeable domains of increased ...activity of a large number of transcripts, that has been previously reported (Borovecki et ...samples ...
... indicative of the distinct seed maturation program that is occurring in the later stages of embryo ...all of the tissues normally present in whole stems (ST), and was enriched for the phloem and ...
... intake of PS juice kept IL-17A at a basal level and indicated a tendency to decrease TNF-alpha levels (p = ...production of other pro-inflammatory cytokines such as TNF-alpha, IL-1B, and IL-6 [ 44 ], as ...
... dimensions of the factor loading matrix M and the factor score matrix A depend on the unknown number R of signatures to be ...spaces of different ...ation of the algorithm (see the Appendix ...
... analyses of the dhh1 role in metabolic adaptation To highlight the roleof Dhh1 in the gene regulation associated with carboxylic acids and non fermentative growth conditions, we ...
... 3C assays Chromatin conformation capture assays were performed essentially as described, 52 with only minor modifications. MDA-MB231 cells were transfected with a scrambled control siRNA ( ÿ ), with H2A.Z SMARTpool siRNA ...
... microarrays. Expression levels of a gene in the ploidy series are normalized to the mean (set to 0) and the standard deviation (set to ...profile of polyploids resembled stationary phase ...
... By using Western blots and electromobility shift assays (EMSA), we compared the expression and DNA-binding activities of the E2F farnily members between the virns-infected and mock-infec[r] ...