ライフサイエンスコーパス: unknown gene

1 thiazole biosynthetic enzyme, and pSKA10 (an unknown gene).

2 1, 785 amino acids), represents a previously unknown gene.

3 activity, at least one of which could be an unknown gene.

4 aboratory used to establish the functions of unknown genes.

5 N1, and many other novel and/or functionally unknown genes.

6 w resource for identifying the phenotypes of unknown genes.

7 Ts), corresponding to both characterized and unknown genes.

8 hybrids to facilitate positional cloning of unknown genes.

9 d, including 27 known genes and 3 previously unknown genes.

10 h of known genes, or an undirected survey of unknown genes.

11 ied, as well as a large number of previously unknown genes.

12 sing increased transcriptional activation of unknown genes.

13 o the isolation of transcripts for known and unknown genes.

14 known genes, and the other 8 were previously unknown genes.

15 nvolving many known and probably many as yet unknown genes.

16 ants contain TnphoA insertions in previously unknown genes.

17 respectively), 16 PIGs represent previously unknown genes.

18 zygotic transcription of tribbles and other unknown genes.

19 s very important for predicting functions of unknown genes.

20 mon signaling pathway, the FA pathway, or in unknown genes.

21 rrays to help determine the functionality of unknown genes.

22 nce of transcripts from known and previously unknown genes.

23 ultiple environmental factors and previously unknown genes.

24 o infer, and then verify, functions for such unknown genes.

25 ler' to discover target genes and additional unknown genes.

26 ed the expression patterns of 341 previously unknown genes.

27 ng chaperones, six regulatory genes, and six unknown genes.

28 factors, signaling molecules, and previously unknown genes.

29 by BLAST searches and 606 clones (50.5%) as unknown genes.

30 ulating the expression of additional, as yet unknown, genes.

31 Using this approach, known and unknown genes activated in the transdifferentiation proc

32 ncluding the identification of 99 previously unknown genes and 32 previously unknown operons.

33 use mouse substrains to identify previously unknown genes and alleles regulating behavior.

34 n and provide functional clues of previously unknown genes and disease-related genes during early bra

35 by generation of in vitro transcripts of the unknown genes and expressing those transcripts in variou

36 established the expression patterns of many unknown genes and identified candidate genes that are in

37 re it can uncover the function of previously unknown genes and molecular pathways that are directly i

38 sed in the beak primordia to find previously unknown genes and pathways whose expression correlates w

39 The duplication spans 10 known and 2 unknown genes, and is present in all affected individual

40 All 22 paralogs, five unknown genes, and secA in the omp cluster in E. canis w

41 Three were previously unknown genes, and they were inactivated to look for eff

42 e tag clones; (c). 22 matched genomic DNA of unknown genes; and (d). 6 clones did not show any homolo

43 gene functions of both known and heretofore unknown genes, as shown by the identification of four ne

44 including high proportions of conserved and unknown genes, as well as distinct patterns of expressio

45 ancestral eukaryotic cell, reveal previously unknown genes associated with photosynthetic and flagell

46 me 9p (n = 7); 2) familial cases of FTD with unknown gene association (n = 29); 3) sporadic FTD (n =

47 PNCE can result from sequence variants in an unknown gene at the STBMS1 locus.

48 Assigning functions for unknown genes based on diverse large-scale data is a key

49 Our analysis also identified two previously unknown genes, BCLT1 and BCRT2, that map to the BamHI C-

50 The phi 12 att-site is within an unknown gene, but the phi 13 att-site is within the beta

51 ependent penetrance of mutations in a so far unknown gene causing late-onset CMT2.

52 s in scalloped, mastermind, and a previously unknown gene, Chip, were isolated.

53 The last, L6, is an unknown gene close to ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE on chromosom

54 nclude the identification of the function of unknown genes, connections between cofactors biosynthesi

55 n genes, SLG and SRK, and possibly an as yet unknown gene controlling pollen incompatibility types.

56 nd also to cells from an HSE patient with an unknown gene defect.

57 mapping was used to quickly map a previously unknown gene, defective in methylation-7 (dim-7).

58 ch can be used to extract known and to infer unknown gene-disease associations.

59 omplete and up-to-date annotations will make unknown genes easy to identify and target for experiment

60 egy that enables the isolation of previously unknown genes encoding selectable recessive phenotypes,

61 has shaped Giardia's genome, and previously unknown gene families, for example, cysteine-rich struct

62 ebrate genes identified seem to belong to an unknown gene family.

63 tudies focus on inferring the function of an unknown gene from its co-expressed genes.

64 be used to reliably predict the function of unknown genes from known genes lying on the same shortes

65 For loci with unknown gene functions, the results suggest a function t

66 ntify groups of co-regulated genes, to infer unknown gene functions.

67 ects are not well understood, in part due to unknown gene-gene interactions.

68 rmation from recent literature on previously unknown genes has been incorporated.

69 guanine identified 27 known and 4 previously unknown genes implicated in these phenotypes.

70 We determined that a previously unknown gene in the benzoate gene cluster, badM, encodes

71 that the IDDM12 locus is either CTLA4 or an unknown gene in very close proximity.

72 r new biological hypotheses for functionally unknown genes in Arabidopsis (1,701 genes) and six other

73 ng of candidate pathway genes) for revealing unknown genes in biological pathways.

74 providing clues for studying the function of unknown genes in each group.

75 s regarding the function of a few previously unknown genes in those focused clusters are drawn.

76 One community, composed of mostly unknown genes interacting with opaque2, brittle endosper

77 and F(1) genetic screens to identify as yet unknown genes involved in the biology of the fly eye.

78 addition, we found that transcription of an unknown gene is required for the decline in the steady-s

79 Functional characterization of unknown genes is a challenge, but various databases (e.g

80 echanisms, identification of these currently unknown genes is necessary.

81 er of genes represented by the 606 clones of unknown genes is not known at present, but the high perc

82 The function of unknown genes is often inferred from comparisons to well

83 om cDNA libraries, and identify a previously unknown gene likely to be involved in growth control.

84 endothelial cells, with somatic mutations in unknown genes likely to be responsible for their develop

85 with a translocation involving a previously unknown gene, LRRC8, demonstrated a block at exactly the

86 frameshift mutation in Flg and also carry an unknown gene, matted, causing a matted hair phenotype.

87 lineage-specific amplification was due to an unknown gene, MGC8902, which is predicted to encode mult

88 point genes RAD24 and MEC3, and a previously unknown gene, MSC6.

89 that allow simultaneous screening of several unknown gene mutations.

90 cholinesterase, and a resistant allele of an unknown gene (named T) linked to the sex and ace-2 genes

91 Additionally, two unknown genes (not reported in current databases) that m

92 1 and six relatives showed that functionally unknown genes occupied a much higher proportion (28.12%)

93 prior knowledge of gene function to identify unknown genes of similar function from expression data.

94 Among the eight unknown genes, of most interest was NY-LU-12.

95 ng disorder resulting from alterations in an unknown gene on chromosome 18q, distinct from the factor

96 project, will allow rapid identification of unknown genes on the basis of phenotype.

97 r ribozymes that knock down expression of an unknown gene or genes in a particular pathway.

98 By identifying an unknown gene or protein as a member of a known family, w

99 ne were also associated with fusion to other unknown genes, presumably as a result of chromosomal tra

100 (MAM)) is transported to the mitochondria by unknown gene products and decarboxylated to form phospha

101 A distinct but as yet unknown gene (provisionally called pollen-S) appears to

102 ome-beta 9b (psmb9b), psmb8f, and previously unknown genes psmb13b, tap2d, and tap2e We identify anci

103 Using this library we identified previously unknown genes regulated by oxidative stress, indomethaci

104 The rapid discovery of both known and unknown genes related to stress responses in M. crystall

105 ation, since it is possible that a subset of unknown genes relevant to cancer development may prefere

106 The hypothetical and unknown genes represented 10.6%, 0.89%, and 2.3% of the

107 have identified over 1.2 million previously unknown genes represented in these samples, including mo

108 and is caused by an interaction among Nup96, unknown gene(s) on the D. melanogaster X chromosome, and

109 ization of SpoVM-GFP was found to require an unknown gene(s) under the control of the mother cell tra

110 synthesis and a mutation(s) in an additional unknown gene(s).

111 of HSV-1, possibly by interaction with some unknown gene(s).

112 ssociated with HATs, (2) identify previously unknown gene targets and interactions for Gcn5p-based ac

113 32 mutation with a polymorphism in an as yet unknown gene that is responsible for the ability to down

114 A further mutation occurred in a previously unknown gene that shares significant similarity to femB.

115 384 different dsRNAs to identify previously unknown genes that affect cell proliferation and morphol

116 ur metatranscriptomic results show known and unknown genes that are highly responsive to EET stimuli

117 of many biological processes and previously unknown genes that are potentially active in the functio

118 To identify both known and unknown genes that are regulated by or associated with e

119 In a search for previously unknown genes that are required for lymphocyte developme

120 Positional cloning of dozens of unknown genes that cause NPHP will elucidate further sig

121 ne known gene (WNT2/Wnt2) and two previously unknown genes that immediately flank CFTR/Cftr.

122 he presence of genetic effects suggests that unknown genes that influence CAC quantity are yet to be

123 diseases have identified several previously unknown genes that play key roles in regulating bone mas

124 NAi screening has begun to reveal previously unknown genes that play roles in viral infection.

125 e psc mutation have uncovered two previously unknown genes that redundantly function to regulate carb

126 corneal basal cells, we detected previously unknown genes that were differentially expressed in thes

127 ons of an IS903-related element and function-unknown genes to sites in VPI.

128 o a CpG island at the 5' end of a previously unknown gene, TPEF (transmembrane protein containing epi

129 ood and Bayesian inference) average over the unknown gene trees and accommodate their uncertainties p

130 ity complex (MHC) locus, at least one other, unknown gene was implicated in this resistance.

131 The expression of 51 known and 5 unknown genes was increased significantly by more than t

132 nhibited by AhR agonists in MCF-7 cells; two unknown genes were also identified.

133 Several unknown genes were specifically induced only during grav

134 dizations can be used to identify previously unknown genes, which should be valuable tools for furthe

135 s has identified a large family of known and unknown genes, which we have recently called the CATERPI

136 double-stranded cDNA encompassing known and unknown genes with 96% of the clones containing inserts

137 ributions to virulence predicted for several unknown genes with enhanced expression in vivo were conf

138 nitrogen concentration, and others were from unknown genes without homologs in Arabidopsis.