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In addition, we also identify a different subclass of dynamic modules that have lower EV values.
This demonstrates that E2F5 is characteristic for a different subclass of individuals compared to CA125 which justifies utilization of E2F5 jointly with CA125.
This group of patients might represent a different subclass of the disease where the IFN-I pathway is dominant and therefore its therapeutic targeting most beneficial.
Antibodies of the same epitope specificity but of a different subclass therefore can have different antibody effector functions.
Antibodies of the same epitope specificity but of a different subclass can have different antibody effector functions [ 61].
This module consists of several subroutines designed to search for structural features characteristic of different subclass of elements.
Valid values of the maximum multiplicity are: 1 (simple), for a single feature instance; * (multiple), for a list of instances of a single feature subclass; and ** (variant), for a list of instances of different subclasses of a feature.
To gain insight into the functional differences between the different subclasses of MCs, we employed three rounds of the T7-based RNA amplification method.
The majority of this final differentiation occurs in the AB lineage, where the last remaining division often signifies the specialization of a cell into one of many different subclasses of neurons.
Further, the rate of conversion to consensus DR2s was similar in different subclasses of AluS elements differing by only one nucleotide (about 15 20% except for the AluSg1, a minor subfamily of AluSg [ 24], for which the rate of conversion is about 60%, Fig. 3B), suggesting generation of DR2s via the same methylation/deamination mechanism throughout evolution of the family.
However, the distribution of substitutions at synonymous sites in human data significantly departs from a model assuming a single rate parameter and implies at least 3 different subclasses of sites.
