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403337 occurrences (No.43 in the rank) during 5 years in the PubMed. [cache]

244) We analyzed the effects of gene editing of this cluster on organismal

245) ated (Cas) protein system, as an emerging gene editing system, can be divided into c

246) 2 cancer patients to jointly characterize gene mutations (n = 14,789) and mCAs (

247) should be considered in conjunction with gene mutations in the surveillance of pati

248) Since Kir channel gene mutations may alter neuronal excitabi

249) tions, most CH studies have characterized gene mutations or mosaic chromosomal alter

250) ury, and de novo PRKD1 (protein kinase D1 gene) mutations have been identified in pa

251) nd type Ⅰ collagen, fibrosis inhibiting gene of TGF-β3, and mechanotransduction-r

252) ells (HUMSCs) transfected with the IFN-γ gene of human (h)/mice (m) (HUMSCs + Ad-

253) utonomous manner to study the role of any gene of interest and its effect on CGN mor

254) 11A1 and SORBS2 as a potential protective gene of substantial interest for TB, which

255) Interestingly, Cyp2b10, a target gene of the nuclear receptor CAR, was also

256) years, the functional roles for miRNAs in gene regulation have been well established

257) nstrate a direct role of HSF1 in synaptic gene regulation that has important implica

258) studies increase risk of disease through gene regulation via expression Quantitativ

259) Epigenetic memory plays crucial roles in gene regulation.

260) m corticosterone contributed to circadian gene regulation.

261) terogeneous (HS) animals to map genes and gene networks associated with both behavio

262) Our work has focused on the genes and gene networks associated with risk for exc

263) here are clusters of patients with shared gene networks associated with severe preec

264) tigation as tissue-specific regulators of gene networks related to drug resistance.

265) of evolutionarily conserved developmental gene regulatory networks (GRNs) governing

266) ve loci, molecular biologic pathways, and gene regulatory networks to capture the fu

267) nsformed state in acute leukemia requires gene regulatory programs involving transcr

268) Studies with different designs reported gene-miR regulatory axes in various cancer

269) es for cancer cells resulted in effective gene silencing and cancer killing efficien

270) ng small-interfering RNA (siRNA)-mediated gene silencing and small-molecule drugs ar

271) assess cellular uptake, cytotoxicity, and gene silencing efficacy in lung adenocarci

272) tiates innovative strategies for targeted gene silencing.

273) istone arginine methylation in regulating gene transcription and other chromatin-tem

274) effect is not the result of increased AR gene transcription or protein synthesis, n

275) pigenetic events that activate or repress gene transcription.

276) y decreased FliC production, but not fliC gene transcription.

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(1)132 expression	(14)5 drive	(27)3 duplications	(40)2 for
(2)14 null	(15)5 editing	(28)3 ontology	(41)2 from
(3)12 expression,	(16)5 mutations	(29)3 signature	(42)2 fusion,
(4)11 and	(17)5 of	(30)3 to	(43)2 have
(5)10 encoding	(18)5 regulation	(31)3 which	(44)2 is
(6)10 set	(19)4 networks	(32)2 analysis	(45)2 ontologies
(7)8 in	(20)4 regulatory	(33)2 are	(46)2 or
(8)8 that	(21)4 silencing	(34)2 assay,	(47)2 pathways
(9)7 1	(22)4 transcription	(35)2 called	(48)2 profile
(10)6 interaction	(23)4 transfer	(36)2 cluster	(49)2 promoter
(11)6 therapy	(24)3 1/itaconate	(37)2 delivery	(50)2 sequencing
(12)6 was	(25)3 co-expression	(38)2 detection	(51)2 sets
(13)5 Expression	(26)3 coexpression	(39)2 expressions	(52)2 transcripts

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--- WordNet output for gene --- =>遺伝子 Overview of noun gene The noun gene has 1 sense (no senses from tagged texts) 1. gene, cistron, factor -- ((genetics) a segment of DNA that is involved in producing a polypeptide chain; it can include regions preceding and following the coding DNA as well as introns between the exons; it is considered a unit of heredity; "genes were formerly called factors") --- WordNet end ---