The potential consists of three parts: a hard repulsive core defining the distance of close contact between the two subunit spheres, a urea-dependent short-ranged potential (bin 1) representing the compact native conformation of the protein, and a longer-ranged urea-independent potential (bins 2 6) representing the manifold of non-native conformations.
Essentially, after the gene clustering procedure, two sub-sets of gene clusters were identified, a modified core, defined as a gene cluster that had only one member from every strain, and a modified distributed set, defined as a cluster which had fewer than all strains as a member, but greater than just a single strain.
The concept of a genomic core, defined as the set of genes ubiquitous in all genomes of a monophyletic group, has become crucial in comparative and evolutionary genomics.
deviation of 1.6 Å based on 213 superimposed Cα positions, this value dropping to 0.77 Å when considering a common core defined by 142 Cα positions (see Figure 1C).
To ameliorate this potential problem and increase the sample size, we examined a relaxed core, defined here as gene families present in 15 or more of the 21 sampled genomes.
A core is defined as a consecutive string of SNP loci for which phasing is being attempted.
A core gut microbiome has been shown to exist and divergences from this core define a healthy (ie, lean) versus diseased (ie, obese) status.
When I try to find a connection between my art and my architecture and here specifically with the CitÈ I find a search for the essential, the search for a core element as defining in the work.
This nationally representative study incorporated spatial concentration as a core element for defining recent TB transmission.
In summary, the algorithm found a core network with defined wiring.
