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The method is based on the thorough examination of the steady-state behaviour of the n-stage line and the decomposed lines and the relationship between the failure and repair rates of the individual stages and the aggregate stages.

It seems unlikely that a stress response is the sole cause of elevated TE expression as other families are more highly expressed in the amoeboid adherent and aggregate stages.

Of 8637 annotated genes, 4486 showed statistically significant differential regulation ('Materials and methods') in one or more pair-wise comparisons between life cycle stages, including 1354 changes between filopodial and aggregate stages, 3227 between filopodial and cystic stages, and 3096 between aggregate and cystic stages.

The cumulative cost was aggregated for each stage until stage 80.

Here, are the possible output label values for, the input is the stage 1 output for patch (with feature dimension ), is the set of local displacements to the neighbors of patch, and is the aggregate stage 1 output across the whole image.

discoideum = 1/102, aggregates are arrested at an even earlier stage and become frozen at the loose aggregate stage.

In all cases, the development of the test population was delayed at the aggregate stage after 24 hours (Table 2).

discoideum mixtures, development is visibly "frozen" at the aggregate stage compared to controls after 24 hours (Table S1).

This inhibition at the aggregate stage is also visible in 1/103 mixtures of D. caveatum with each of these species: as for D. caveatum/D.

The developmental inhibition at the tight aggregate stage could be mediated through direct cell-to-cell contact, or by secretion of an inhibitory compound.

These spindle-like cells became aggregates (stage 2), and some formed clusters under neuronal conditioned medium (NCM) (Figs. 1 and 2).