A similar survey in zebrafish found that, although there is a cluster of Class III genes on chromosome 19, Class III loci are spread across all chromosomes [ 8].
Contigs 7, 8 and 9 contain a cluster of class II genes belonging to the DAB gene family interspersed with DAB pseudogene fragments.
Our study found that PML is required for normal expression of a cluster of class I MHC HLAs, including HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-F, and HLA-G as PML knockdown significantly reduced the expression of these genes.
Meanwhile a cluster of high-class players for Belgium press on, seeking a method of playing that welds them into a more cohesive force.
Welsh wrote that he believed in "standing beside our comrades from England", but that he fails to get how "'standing alongside' somebody involves trudging to the polling booth every five years and sheepishly sending down a cluster of political class lobby-fodder careerists to Westminster".
The stock dropped 25% in a day, and a cluster of shareholder class action lawsuits followed.
When the young girl asked her teacher to help her find a group, the teacher walked her over to a cluster of the class' most popular girls and announced apologetically, "I'm sorry, girls.
Meanwhile, a cluster of MHC class II genes consisting of HLA-DRA, HLA-DQA1, HLA-DQB1, and CD74 (also known as HLA-DRG) were also identified in this network.
Almost every city in Europe now has a cluster of clubs offering classes at all levels, with Britain, Germany and Scandinavia especially well-served.
The Met has long advertised itself as a grand art multiplex, a cluster of separate world-class museums under a single roof.
York has everything that a city needs to succeed in Britain: good schools, nice housing and a cluster of educated, middle-class professionals.
