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These complexes have a four-centre equatorial metal cluster constituted of two Fe atoms and two atoms of another metal.

The existence in COR-A of a sub-cluster constituted of AtWRKY70, AtWRKY38, AtWRKY46 and AtWRKY54 co-regulated genes in both P-lin and P-log analyses, was experimentally proven by Kalde et al. [ 22].

"Native-born only clusters": clusters constituted by natives of the study country only; "Foreign-born only clusters": clusters constituted of foreign-born cases only; "Mixed clusters": clusters including both foreign-born and native-born cases.

The number of sequences binned to each species-like cluster constituted the event probabilities of the multinomial model.

These clusters are constituted of 2 50 tumor cells held together by plakoglobin-dependent intercellular adhesion.

As K increases to 4 and 5, the five clusters were constituted of Nordic/primitive breeds, draught horses, ponies, warm-blooded populations close to the AR breed and warm-blooded populations close to the PS breed.

Figure  2b shows the statistical significance (by Student's t-tests) of differential transcript cluster expression by volcano plots along with respective fold changes (FC) (Fig.  2b), where a transcript cluster constitutes a group of exon clusters (each exon cluster composed of different probes) corresponding to a known or putative gene.

The scaffoldin proteins encoded by the sca gene cluster constitute the backbone of cellulosome architecture in this bacterium.

The FORC cluster constitutes a set of genes that are coordinately up-regulated in response to infections by oomycete and fungal pathogens.

The last two miRNAs: miR-221 and miR-222, which belong to the same cluster, constitute the fourth group of expression pattern observed.

Moreover, localization of many of the remaining TF in 'general cellular function/signalling'cellell growth/cell division' and in the mixed cluster named 'muscle/proliferation' (constituted of TF coding for these diverse biological processes) reflected the active and dynamic developmental processes occurring in the UKN1 system (Fig.  4b).