Constraints based analysis suggests that the presence of fructose bisphosphatase (Fbp), allows Francisella to build up complex carbohydrates by gluconeogenesis.
In addition, Gene Ontology based analysis suggests that the tumorigenesis in colon cancer results from dysfunction in protein biosynthesis and the functional categories associated with ribonucleoprotein complex.
Link conceptual, empirical, and formal modeling research methods: Our observations based on citation analysis suggest that stimuli between different research methods need to be strengthened in future research.
Results of the base-case analysis suggest that TF-CBT + SSRI is more cost-effective than TF-CBT alone, however, considering the uncertainty associated with prescribing SSRIs to children and adolescents, clinicians and parents may exercise some caution in choosing this treatment alternative.
Furthermore, dendrograms based on this DNA analysis suggest that these three Sitophilus species evolved from a common ancestor [23], [24].
Conversely, our results of genotyping based on DHPS locus analysis suggest that these transmission cycles are linked, the two patient groups being part of a common reservoir in which the fungus may circulate.
Isolation by distance was significant for the Widespread clade when the Alaskan samples were included (p = 0.0015), and also when they were excluded (p = <0.001).> Divergence time estimates based on our BEAST analysis suggest that P. badia diverged from its sister species P. regularis approximately 2.65 million ybp, near the end of the Pliocene Epoch (Fig. 7).
Gene-chip based data analysis suggested that a subset of VvWRKYs was activated in respond to diverse biotic and abiotic stresses.
The haplotype based MDR analysis suggests that we had adequate power to detect the functional relationship of the best factor model, increasing the risk of essential hypertension associated with combined genetic variations.
Overall, the results of computational analysis suggest that, based on DNA-binding preferences alone, all members of p53 family bind the same set of putative sites in the human genome.
