Reviewer #1: Roux and colleagues analyze a large set of putative viral sequences mined from published bacterial and archaeal genomes using a software that is described in a manuscript that is currently under review elsewhere (and provided to the reviewers).
For instance, the pancreatic TFs IPF1 [insulin promoter factor 1 (Ohlsson et al., 1993)] and PTF1 [pancreas-specific transcription factor 1 (Roux et al., 1989)] are listed among the top 10 factors for pancreas.
Because the engine performance could be described in several ways, three calculation methods of fuel consumption have been carried out using models by Houacine et al. formulation developed by Benson [17, 44], Mattingly [21] and Roux [43] respectively.
May 6, 2014 Roux has finished.
Pens Porical 2. Leinster R Kearney; Conway, McFadden Goodmann, 67), Madigan, Nacewa; Sexton, Boss; McGrath (Healy, 51), Cronin Strausss, 51), Ross (Hagan, 59), Roux (Cullen, 59), Toner, Ruddock, O'Brien Jenningss, 57), Heaslip (capt).
There is an amortised resentment, common to a lot of chefs aged over 50 (Roux is 56), exacting servitude from future generations who dare to want better conditions than they had.
Replacements: Morisi for Gori (10), Semenzato for Toniolatti (49), Sbaraglini for Ghiraldini (59), Roux for Rouyet (49).
Replacements: Marsh for J. Sexton (67), Boss for Cooney (56), Dundon for Strauss (62), Hagan for Bent (45), Roux for Denton (66), Jennings for Ruddock (66).
Replacements: Macken for Fanning (75), Gopperth for Madigan (61), Furlong for Moore (75), Roux for Denton (65), Ryan for K. McLaughlin (61).
In another study, by analyzing 127 single amplified genomes (SAGs) of the uncultured gamma-proteobacterial clade SUP05, Roux et al found that a third of these cells were infected by Caudovirales (dsDNA) or Microviridae (ssDNA) bacteriophages (Roux et al., 2014).
Replacements: Porical for Munro (66), Loree for Januarie (70), Mavinga for Balan (61), Colliat for Fitzpatrick (53), Roux for Pungea (43), Viljoen for De Marco (71), N'zi for C. Njewel (53), Tison for Matadigo (63).
