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 === Questions to Consider: ===
-*How different will the genes from our sample (30 minutes) be from the sample (6 hours) of the Andrew et al. (2013) study?
+*How different will the genes from our sample (30 minutes) be from the sample (6 hours) of the Andrew et al. (2015) study?
-*Can we compare our number of reads to the Andre et al. (2013) study number of reads?
+*Can we compare our number of reads to the Andre et al. (2015) study number of reads?
 *Can we get the names of the genes?

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		+	=== "Rapid Changes in Gene Expression Direct Rapid Shifts in Intestinal Form and Function in the Burmese Python after Feeding" (2015) ===

		+	*Provides the names of specific genes involved in the postprandial response of Pythons.
		+	*Lots of genes change expression levels within the first 6 hours post-feeding.
		+	*Introduces the potential involvement of the WNT signaling pathway.
		+	*The anterior third of the Small Intestine experiences the most differential gene expression.
		+	*Cell death and growth are occurring.
		+	*The NIH provided funding for this project because understanding the genes and mechanisms involved in the postprandial adaptations of Pythons could have the potential to enhance treatment of human diseases.
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		+	=== Questions to Consider: ===
		+	*How different will the genes from our sample (30 minutes) be from the sample (6 hours) of the Andrew et al. (2013) study?
		+	*Can we compare our number of reads to the Andre et al. (2013) study number of reads?
		+	*Can we get the names of the genes?



	[http://gcat.davidson.edu/mediawiki-1.19.1/index.php/Ashlyn Ashlyn's Main Page]		[http://gcat.davidson.edu/mediawiki-1.19.1/index.php/Ashlyn Ashlyn's Main Page]
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		+	*Andrew, Audra L., et al. “Rapid changes in gene expression direct rapid shifts in intestinal form and function in the Burmese python after feeding.” Physiol Genomics. 47 (2015): 147-157.
		+	:::[http://www.bio.davidson.edu/Courses/Bio343/2016/4a_Todd%20Castoe%20Python%20RNAseq_2015.pdf Andrew et al. (2015)]

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