Large-scale expressed sequence tag (EST) – based bioinformatics analysis deal with the heterogenous …

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Conclusion

- In silico identification and comparative analysis of differentially expressed genes in human and mouse tissues

The present analysis has yielded a useful tool to aid transcriptomic research into human and mouse genes. Obvious applications include the ready retrieval of information on genes expressed differentially in a tissue of interest and the tissue distribution and expression specificity of a particular gene or of a human and mouse ortholog pair. The presence of orthologs with divergent expression profiles may hint at novel functions, divergent regulation, or new ortholog relationship and guide future studies.