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In particular, one well-supported sub-cluster shows a close cluster of Zhenjiang HCV strains with the strains from Xinjiang (Fig. S2B).
A close cluster of Komkar and Panggi sub-tribes, observed in the PCA plot and the phylogenetic tree, corroborates with their geographic proximity and also the clustering of Padam with this group yields further support to the ethno-historical account that Komkar and Panggi sub-groups were formed from the larger Padam group [26], [29] [30].
Furthermore, we observe a close clustering of patients 80 and 81, as well as a sub-group formed by patients 79, 65 and 62.
This resulted in a close clustering of the lymph nodes with the tumors from the respective patients, confirming their respective mutual genomic origins.
Bold values indicate highly significant correlation (P < 0.001) In PCA tests of population stratification there was a close clustering of the Caucasian cohort with the HapMap CEU cohort and the African American cohort with the HapMap YRI cohort (Online Resource Figure 2).
Phylogenetic analysis revealed a closer clustering of the shark TIR sequence with those from human, cattle, goat, sheep and chicken than with other fish species.
The score plot was then replicated using the data of these 32 identified masses, yielding a closer clustering of the samples obtained from individual time points (Fig. 5).
I found in both datasets that ESR1, GATA3 and FOXA1 formed a close cluster and each of them had interactions with a number of genes.
The studied populations depict a single close cluster of four populations (Panggi, Komkar, Padam and Pasi-Lower), the remaining two populations, viz., Adi Pasi-Upper and Adi Minyong separating away from the others.
Well points are highlighted on Z-2 surface map showing the close cluster of the existing wells at the far eastern region of the reservoir.
Unsupervised hierarchical clustering of time points based on relative miRNA expression resulted in a clear separation of developmental stages, with close clustering of time points with chronological or functional dependence.
