In our study, these regions were detected as relatively dense regions associated with disease resistance, but they did not contain enough QTLs to be classified as QTL clusters, primarily because potentially redundant QTLs were removed.
Contrary to what you might believe from commentary over the past 10 years, which has focused primarily on how old, redundant and retouched she is, back when she was "semi-" all those things, the words still hurt the one we love.
Although these tyrosine phosphatases are partially redundant, Ptp2 is primarily responsible for Hog1 dephosphorylation, whereas Ptp3 is more important for Fus3 dephosphorylation (Zhan and Guan 1999).
"But the value of public service as a universal form of broadcasting in Wales that is not motivated primarily by profit, certainly is not redundant, though it might well need reviving for a digital age," she said.
Our previous work revealed that ARGOS and OSR1 regulated organ growth by primarily affecting cell proliferation in a redundant manner [ 31].
Here, we report that OSR2 participates in the regulation of organ growth by primarily affecting cell expansion in a manner redundant with ARL.
This indicates that 20- and 21-nt sRNAs largely consisted of redundant sRNAs, whereas 24-nt sRNAs primarily comprised unique or low abundant sRNAs.
Consistent with previous reports, the 21-nt small RNAs comprised many redundant reads, whereas the 24-nt class comprised primarily unique or low abundance reads.
Our results also suggest that there may be a greater number of redundant regulatory mechanisms that influence the rate of transcription of transporters expressed primarily in the liver than those expressed primarily in the kidney.
Primarily, it has been suggested that a limited strain set combined with redundant population substructures across the genome will result in an unreasonably high false positive rate [75], [76].
