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A subsequent characterization of landscape patterns along these sequences, using a database management system and spatial metrics, produced a deeper comprehension of the structures and organization of the landscape along specific portions of the gradient.

Again, to characterize processes overrepresented within those genes with low and high EC scores, a subsequent characterization of biological processes, GO-BP by GSEA, was conducted.

A key advance was the subsequent characterization of Maf1 as a common component of at least three signaling pathways that lead to pol III transcription repression, the secretory defect signaling pathway, the target of rapamycin (TOR) signaling pathway, and the DNA damage signaling pathway ([15], see [18] for a review).

Subsequent characterization of [3H]-11 showed a high level of specific binding and a brain bio-distribution pattern consistent with known NOP receptor expression.

Therefore, we applied a phylogenetic approach [28] which allowed the subsequent characterization of type I PKS subgroups.

This involves the identification of RPS-producing clones from samples of 8 hr biofilms by colony immunoblotting with a cocktail of RPS-specific antibodies and the subsequent characterization of individual clones by the reactions with specific antibodies and adhesins.

In the classical approach, determination of b as a function of molar mass requires time consuming fractionation with subsequent characterization of the fractions to determine the hydrodynamic radius and the radius of gyration.

The successful cultivation will enable the subsequent characterization of physiological properties and ecological impacts of a diversity of ϵ-Proteobacteria in the deep-sea hydrothermal environments.

The subsequent characterization of these genes and pathways may provide a genomic foundation for understanding how obligate carnivores differ from other animals in both health and disease.

Since S. cerevisiae produces few extracellular proteins and the CmINV protein appeared electrophoretically homogenous on a silver-stained PAGE-gel, additional purification was not necessary for subsequent characterization of the protein.

Dilution of released peptide 1 solutions into PBS (by 10 1000 fold) and the subsequent characterization of these solutions in our GFP reporter assay revealed a clear dose-dependent activity trend (see Figure S4), with peptide solution activity decreasing gradually over time.