Detecting Selective Expression of Genes and Proteins

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Figure 1.

Selective expression types. Examples of selective expression stereotypes—up, down, and mixed—are diagrammed. Intensities vs. sources from a source set are plotted in arbitrary order. In each diagram, it is presumed that the outstanding intensities are exceptionally large or exceptionally small, when compared against the other intensities; hence, selective expression. Selectively expressed intensities are indicated by encircled symbols.

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  1. Genome Res. 9: 282-296

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