A bar chart comparing the fold change of qPCR results to the log-fold-change from RNA-sequencing.

<p>A similar trend is observed between the qPCR and RNA-sequencing results.</p>

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Main Author:	Andrew Miller (1971958) (author)
Other Authors:	Sujee Jeyapalina (6455642) (author), Jay Agarwal (767420) (author), Mitchell Mansel (12647327) (author), James Peter Beck (7548398) (author)
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Genetics Physiology Biotechnology Cancer Infectious Diseases Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified validated using qpcr direct skeletal attachment 20 log fold 1 year following stage 2 surgery stage 1 surgery significant differentially expressed venous blood samples longitudinal cohort study genes may serve differentially expressed genes device failure due clinical function scores significant genes identified xlink "> whole bone markers post xlink "> function scores device failure identify significant first surgery blood rna approved study four genes well recognized subjective pain stomal healing seq data radiolucent lines radiographic evidence pos1 immediately percutaneous osseointegrated implant interface gene ontology future studies enrichment analysis bone remodeling bone atrophy artificial limbs 10 patients
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