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A first approach to generate new research questions is to add a temporal dimension to the resource reconfiguration and structural aspects of PMI choices by examining sequences and patterns of integration activity.

Our study is the first to provide a comprehensive view of the gene fusion landscape in GBM by examining sequences from 185 patients from two independent cohorts.

Sequence assembly and digital northerns identified patterns of expression specific to embryogenic and non-embryogenic tissues by examining sequences unique to either NEC or EC/EMB.

By examining sequences to the total unigene, it was possible to identify ∼25 HDESs each related to the susceptible and resistant plant pathogen interactions (Fig.  6).

The collective faecal microbiota composition of ten IBS-D patients was analysed by examining sequences obtained using percent G+C (%G+C) -based profiling and fractioning combined with 16S rRNA gene clone library sequencing of 3267 clones.

If so, the 12 EST found by examining sequences similar to GGA16 in the human genome and having no similarity with the chicken genome assembly (Additional File 1) could illustrate this case: they all map to the region between the two complexes, or near this portion of the map.

The present study expands this work by examining sequence-preferences for a realistic, continuous, sustained, and cognitively challenging task.Participants (N=121, aged 21-86) were asked to complete 10 minutes of a difficult cognitive task (2-back), 10 minutes of an easy cognitive task (1-back), and 10 minutes of rest over the course of a 30-minute interval.

Finally, differences between the Sanger and 454 data were resolved by examining sequence data from various strains sequenced with Illumina technology.

Second, by examining sequence identity between functionally conserved Nanog orthologs, we identified the HD as the active module for establishment of pluripotency.

ePKs are the largest group and have been sub-classified into 8 families by examining sequence similarity between catalytic domains, the presence of accessory domains, and by considering modes of regulation [ 10, 11].

Finally, by examining sequence identity of miRNAs among free-living and parasitic nematodes, we identified a small core set of 24 miRNA families that are conserved among all three species.