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We therefore choose to base our characterization of PgiC2 in F. ovina on genome walks out of the gene.
Based on our characterization of Lig 290, this organism can yield considerably higher lipid production rates as compared to Scenedesmus dimorphus.
Based on our characterization of the ΔCS mFasL mice, we propose that cleavage of the membrane form of FasL is a critical factor in the regulation of ocular FasL activity in the immune privileged environment of the eye.
Based on our characterization of the localization of embryonic blt mRNA, i.e. in the neuroectoderm, CNS, and the invaginating pole cells, an additional developmental role for blt should be considered.
Our characterization of the microsatellite threshold based on mutation dynamics of repeats reflects this fundamental property of microsatellite birth in the life cycle.
This minimum ratio of 1.5 was based on our previous characterization of genes like MtbHLH1, which had induction ratios of below 2.0 on microarrays (1.79 at 4 dpi for MtbHLH1; Table S1) but which were clearly induced during nodulation according to quantitative RT-PCR ([19]) and promoter:GUS fusion analyses (data not shown).
Based on our preliminary characterization of these transcripts the RNAs encoded within UCEs are unlikely to be short RNAs and some of them might encode nuclear RNAs.
We chose this number based on our prior characterization of these networks where we classified genes as hubs or bottlenecks if their degree or betweenness centrality scores, respectively, were statistical outliers [ 17].
Due to the variability in unit cell geometry and base material, characterization of the foldcore mechanical properties by mechanical testing is expensive.
Results are presented here that include the sequence evidence supporting the presence of the deletion as well as base level characterization of the deletion site.
Based on his characterization of our own work, there is considerable evidence of misconstrued presentation of the literature in Dr. Nelson's article.
