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Finally, it has recently been inferred from analysis of X-chromosome SNPs that Moroccans are more genetically distant from other more homogenous populations of the North African Mediterranean region [27], with the authors of this study speculating that this was due to more frequent recent migrations in northwest Africa and a higher rate of movement amongst females.
Phylogenetic relationships were inferred from analysis of 1990 base pairs (bp) of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), represented by the complete nucleotide sequences of the cytochrome b (cyt b) and the ATP synthase 8 and 6 (ATPase 8/6) genes.
General selective control strategies that are only dependent on the topology of the network and signaling rules can be inferred from analysis of networks with random link weights.
The results presented hitherto were inferred from analysis of responses of mouse macrophages to various TLR stimuli.
It is assumed that it does not extend to the west of the main fault where a stacking of the MRU and the Burano formation has been inferred from seismic analysis (Thorwart et al. 2015).
Throughout gastrulation, Bra is expressed transiently within a moving population of cells, and a similar pulse of expression has been inferred from FACS analysis of cultured ESCs under the influence of Act and β-catenin signalling [ 8, 29, 34].
While putative orthologs of the HvWRKY transcription factors have been inferred from phylogenetic sequence analysis, we performed a comparative expression analysis of WRKY genes in Arabidopsis and barley.
The first of these conversions has been inferred from a carbon flux analysis study of G. metallireducens [ 24] and may be attributed to 2-oxoglutarate:ferredoxin oxidoreductase (Gbem_2896-Gbem_2899).
This was the most comprehensive category in the survey, which has already been inferred from the results of the structure analysis.
Functional information from differentially expressed genes can be inferred from the analysis of relationships of these genes ('guilt by association').
