CCND1 is surrounded by three clusters of segmental duplications.
The disorder is characterised by three clusters of symptoms: re-experiencing, avoidance and hyper-arousal, that persist for more than a month and cause distress or impaired functioning.
The mRNA contained a single phenylalanine codon followed by three clusters of three sequential phenylalanine codons as chain length markers at positions 5, 25 27, 55 57, and 85 87.
As they leaped up, legs scissoring and arms spread aloft, at times the dancers seemed, by pure coincidence, to be spurred by beeps or burbles emanating from the spare, atmospheric score being created by two clusters of musicians.
Surrounded by nine clusters of white balloons and dressed in a white suit and a white Yankees cap, Antiq (pronounced an-TEEK) lay with his hands folded at his waist in a small white coffin.
Emx2OS was also expressed by the nasal pits (Fig. 3E), the otic vesicle (Fig. 3G), the choroid plexus of II and IV ventricle (Fig. 3A,D), as well as by two clusters of head mesenchyme cells, in the snout region (Fig. 3A, asterisk) and in the surroundings of the hypothalamic optic recess (Fig. 3F, arrowheads).
Intriguingly, this spatial clustering resembles the innervation patterns of modulatory input by two clusters of dopaminergic neurons, PPL1 and PAM.
Factor analysis shows that quality of care is determined by four clusters of items: Support, Communication, General Information and Organisation.
The association is underlain by two clusters of QTL at which the alleles reducing germination also reduced stem elongation.
In rice, this family is encoded by four clusters of 23 genome loci, including two 7-gene clusters, one 6-gene cluster and one 4-gene cluster.
The FPP family is defined by four novel unique sequence motifs and by two clusters of long coiled-coil domains separated by a non-coiled-coil linker.
