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Gene methylation patterns and expression
1993Several 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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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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Patterns and Expression of Torpor
2021Torpor is used by many birds and mammals. However, despite the number and diversity of species, it seems only two major patterns have been favoured by natural selection. In most heterothermic endotherms torpor is characterized by either a daily occurrence (‘daily torpor’ in the ‘daily heterotherms’), which often use torpor throughout the year, or ...
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eXPRESSION: An in silico tool to predict patterns of gene expression
Gene Expression Patterns, 2005In embryological studies, expression pattern analyses are of special importance since genes that have temporally and spatially restricted expression are not only essential as lineage markers but are often causative in formation of specific fates. Further, where a molecule is expressed can be quite revealing in regard to its endogenous function.
Deborah A, Ferguson +3 more
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Patterns of nestin expression in human skin
Cell Biology International, 2006AbstractNestin, a member of the sixth class of intermediate filament proteins, has long been known not only as a specific marker for central nervous system stem cells, but also as an indicator of the degree of neural stem cell differentiation. Immunohistochemical analysis showed nestin expression in the epidermis and the upper two‐third of the hair ...
Yun, Wang +6 more
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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 +4 more
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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 +4 more
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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 +2 more
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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 +2 more
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Expression Patterns of Loricrin in Dermatological Disorders
The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1993Loricrin is a glycine-, serine-, and cysteine-rich protein expressed very late in epidermal differentiation in the granular layers of normal human epidermis. Subsequently, loricrin becomes cross-linked by the activity of transglutaminases TGK/E as a major component of the cornified cell envelope by N epsilon-(gamma-glutamyl)lysine isopeptide bonds.
Daniel Hohl, Gérald E. Piérard
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Patterns of keratin expression in the murine thymus
The Anatomical Record, 1989AbstractPolyclonal and monoclonal antibodies recognizing different species of keratin molecules were used to characterize the expression of keratins by epithelial cells in the murine thymus. Some of the reagent antibodies used in this study were raised against human keratins and cross‐react with murine keratins.
A G, Farr, S C, Braddy
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