In this task, you are given a abstract of article and corresponding title of an article. Your task is to generate label "yes" if title is right for article, otherwise generate "no".

[Q]: Abstract: Real-time reverse transcription followed by polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) is the most suitable method for the detection and quantification of mRNA. It offers high sensitivity, good reproducibility and a wide quantification range. Today, relative expression is increasingly used, where the expression of a target gene is standardised by a non-regulated reference gene. Several mathematical algorithms have been developed to compute an expression ratio, based on real-time PCR efficiency and the crossing point deviation of an unknown sample versus a control. But all published equations and available models for the calculation of relative expression ratio allow only for the determination of a single transcription difference between one control and one sample. Therefore a new software tool was established, named REST (relative expression software tool), which compares two groups, with up to 16 data points in a sample and 16 in a control group, for reference and up to four target genes. The mathematical model used is based on the PCR efficiencies and the mean crossing point deviation between the sample and control group. Subsequently, the expression ratio results of the four investigated transcripts are tested for significance by a randomisation test. Herein, development and application of REST is explained and the usefulness of relative expression in real-time PCR using REST is discussed. The latest software version of REST and examples for the correct use can be downloaded at http://www.wzw.tum.de/gene-quantification/.. Title: Effect of supplemental zinc on the growth and serum zinc concentrations of prepubertal children: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.
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[Q]: Abstract: RNA molecules contain a variety of chemically diverse, posttranscriptionally modified bases. The most abundant modified base found in cellular RNAs, pseudouridine (), has recently been mapped to hundreds of sites in mRNAs, many of which are dynamically regulated. Though the pseudouridine landscape has been determined in only a few cell types and growth conditions, the enzymes responsible for mRNA pseudouridylation are universally conserved, suggesting many novel pseudouridylated sites remain to be discovered. Here, we present Pseudo-seq, a technique that allows the identification of sites of pseudouridylation genome-wide with single-nucleotide resolution. In this chapter, we provide a detailed description of Pseudo-seq. We include protocols for RNA isolation from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Pseudo-seq library preparation, and data analysis, including descriptions of processing and mapping of sequencing reads, computational identification of sites of pseudouridylation, and assignment of sites to specific pseudouridine synthases. The approach presented here is readily adaptable to any cell or tissue type from which high-quality mRNA can be isolated. Identification of novel pseudouridylation sites is an important first step in elucidating the regulation and functions of these modifications.. Title: Pseudo-Seq: Genome-Wide Detection of Pseudouridine Modifications in RNA.
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[Q]: Abstract: Chromosome numbers from meiotic studies have been reported for the following species ofUtricularia: U. aurea Lour. (n=21);U. baouleensis A. Chev. (n=10);U. caerulea L. (n=20);U. inflexa var.stellaris (Linn.f.) P. Taylor (n=21);U. minutissima Vahl (n=8);U. scandens Benj. (n=6, 7); andU. stricticaulis Stapf (n=7). There are two cyto-races inU. scandens.. Title: Chromosome numbers in certain Indian species ofUtricularia L. (Lentibulariaceae)
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yes