… This article will discuss IBD candidate genes that are known to be, or are suspected of
being, involved in regulating the intestinal epithelial barrier and several of the physiological …

… or selects proximal candidate genes via prior … gene may not be known, the candidate gene
approach is often unsuccessful or tempts the researcher to continue to try to fit the gene into a …

… Taken together, these results confirmed our hypothesis and proved the effectiveness of
our system to identify candidate genes controlling stem cell self‐renewal and multipotency. …

… With regard to the “trans”-regulated candidate genes that we … candidate genes for transcription
factor genes and pay attention to whether the regulatory regions of the candidate genes …

… and canonical pathways of the top candidate genes resulting from our CFG analysis (Fig.
3), as well as to identify genes in our datasets that are the target of existing drugs (Table IIS). …

… with prior knowledge about gene function. The candidate gene approach begins with selection
of a putative candidate gene based on its relevance in the mechanism of the disease (trait…

… approach for identifying candidate genes for alcoholism. The approach relies on the cross-matching
of animal model brain gene expression data with human genetic linkage data, as …

… Identification of candidate genes that are positively or negatively regulated by 2-ME
provides important leads to investigate and better understand the mechanisms by which 2-ME …

… by unique transcriptional regulatory mechanisms that … regulation is essentially unknown.
Hence, a comprehensive understanding of the gene regulation of these candidate genes can …

… This study aimed to identify candidate genes and explore the molecular pathogenesis of
Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Exon microarray data composed by of three human entorhinal cortex …