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Expression Language Patterns

2012
The expression language in SSIS might appropriately be referred to as the glue that holds the product together. Expressions in SSIS provide a relatively simple and easy-to-use interface to allow data developers to introduce dynamic logic into the ETL infrastructure.
Andy Leonard, Tim Mitchell, Matt Masson, Jessica Moss, Michelle Ufford   +4 more
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Gene methylation patterns and expression

1993
Several lines of evidence strongly indicate that methylation of cytosine residues within CpG dinucleotides are implicated in the regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes. Transfection experiments have shown that methylation could inhibit gene transcription while inhibition of DNA methylase by the cytosine analog 5-azacytidine could induce gene ...
A, Yeivin, A, Razin
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Gene expression patterns

1999
Abstract The first step after identifying a C. elegans gene of interest, either through a molecular approach or through sequence homology, is often to determine the gene ‘s expression pattern. Expression pattern information is relatively easy to obtain and in combination with the sequence data can provide a valuable guide to subsequent ...
Andrew Mounsey, Laurent Molin, Ian A Hope   +2 more
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Detection of Expression Patterns in Hydra Pattern Formation

2008
Cnidarians are simple metazoans with only two body layers and a primitive nervous system. They are famous for their nearly indefinite regeneration capacity. Recent work has identified most of the Wnt subfamilies and Wnt antagonists known from vertebrates in this basal animal model. Wnt signaling and BMP signaling have been shown to act in Hydra pattern
Hans, Bode, Tobias, Lengfeld, Bert, Hobmayer, Thomas W, Holstein   +3 more
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Expressive Behavior and Language Patterns

Psychiatry, 1955
(1955). Expressive Behavior and Language Patterns. Psychiatry: Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 353-366.
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Expressing Health Through Lifestyle Patterns

Nursing Science Quarterly, 1990
Few concepts have received more attention from health professionals and the public during the last decade than health. This is largely due to the emergence of disease prevention and health promotion as global priorities. Unfortunately, the nature of health as a positive life process is poorly understood.
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Gene Expression Patterns Identified

Science, 2000
Researchers have obtained the most detailed sketch yet of how cancerous tumors secure the blood supplies that nourish their growth. On page 1197, a team reports the results of a large-scale comparison of the genes expressed in the blood vessels of human colon cancers and of normal colon tissue. They've found that the gene expression patterns of the two
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Africanized Patterns of Expression

Pedagogy, 2012
In response to the need for additional teacher-research on African American students, this article offers a case study of how one African American student-writer successfully produces expository writing in an Afrocentric first-year writing course at Michigan State University, a large land-grant midwestern research institution.
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Pattern Discovery in Expression Profiling Data

Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, 2005
AbstractIn expression profiling studies, it is often necessary to identify groups of genes with similar expression profiles in a variety of samples, and/or groups of samples with similar expression profiles. Each profile can be expressed as a single data point in a space with the same number of dimensions as there are parameters in the profiles.
Fumiaki, Katagiri, Jane, Glazebrook
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The Expression Patterns of Peritoneal Defensins

Peritoneal Dialysis International: Journal of the International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis, 2007
Background Local defense mechanisms are important for the integrity of the peritoneum, but few details are known about the expression patterns of antimicrobial proteins such as human defensin in normal and damaged peritoneum. Methods Part A: The expression of different defensins in normal ( n = 12), inflamed ( n = 5), and metastatic peritoneum ( n = 4)
Alexander, Grupp, Martin, Kimmel, Peter, Fritz, Bernd, Voggenreiter, Hartmut, Stöltzing, Ulrich, Kuhlmann, Eduard F, Stange, Thomas, Mettang, Klaus, Fellermann, Dominik M, Alscher   +9 more
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