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Gene expression during the yeast cell cycle.
  Download the expression levels of 30 yeast genes.
  Microarray image of 30 yeast genes. Each row reprsents a gene and each column represents a time point. Red areas indicate an increase in mRNA abundance while green area indicates a decrease in mRNA abundance with respect to the control.
 
   
Table 1: Gene regulations identified in the time-series expression data of yeast cell cycle. Underlined entries denote the regulations determined by experimental methods, and italicized entries denote the regulations implied by previous studies.
 
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