Sentence examples for broad functional category from inspiring English sources

COG analysis of DE genes was useful for identifying overall trends at a broad functional category level.

The work of Li et al. resulted in a scale-free pathway cross-talk network in which pathways in the same broad functional category indeed cluster together.

G-protein-coupled receptor binding (purple, Figure 3a), part of the broad functional category of signal transduction, differed between CFS subjects and controls prior to exercise.

Grasses were present in the Seedling-Removal treatment, but even within this broad functional category, A. capillaris is distinct as a rhizomatous grass while the dominant native grasses of the area are tussock forming.

Both house-keeping and tissue-specific functions are very broad functional categories and structural patterns in network organization have been observed.

In another classification scheme, Gsponer and Babu classified IDR function into three broad functional categories: (i) facilitated regulation via diverse post-translational modifications, (ii) scaffolding and recruitment of different binding partners, and (iii) conformational variability and adaptability.

Upon joint inspection of the results of similarity searches of NR, GO and motif databases, EST contigs were assigned putative functions, and classified into broad functional categories, summarized in Table 1.

Depending on the level of sequence similarity, functions predicted with such methods range from assignment to broad functional categories (e.g. aminotransferase protein family) to very precise function descriptions (e.g. alanine aminotransferase).

Each secreted protein in the Rut C30 and S4F8 secretomes was annotated according to broad functional categories and their specific enzymatic activity or molecular function (see Additional file 3: Table S3).

Gene ontology (GO) analysis of P. multocida, which is available through Uniprot, was useful to some extent in adding specific functions to the genes within each of the broad functional categories represented by COGs.

Slightly more than half of the transmembrane proteins can be grouped into broad functional categories based on sequence similarity to proteins with known function.