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Three research clusters support the research of renewable energy potential in Oman.
Since alleles located within short genomic regions are generally inherited together as a unit, these QTL clusters support the physical correlations we found for VAB, EO SN number and eye size.
Although, C. albicans shows a predominantly clonal population structure, we find evidence of gene flow between previously known and newly identified genetic clusters, supporting the occurrence of (para)sexuality in nature.
While C. albicans shows a predominantly clonal population structure, our analyses show evidence of introgressions (or admixture) in two newly identified genetic clusters, supporting the occurrence of (para)sexuality in nature.
Our model makes predictions about the signaling properties of Ras clusters, supporting the notion that Ras clusters indeed act as an analog-digital-analog converter [24].
The fact that mucinous carcinoma did not show a preference for either of the two clusters supports the findings of this study.
We could predict a high number of new protein-protein interactions, and analysis of the functional repertoire of identified protein clusters supports the significance of these putative interactions.
This expanded set of clusters supports the idea that the 0.4 threshold is more useful for finding clusters of similar function, while still maintaining a similar specificity as the clusters found in the 0.7 threshold.
Most of the genes in group 2 (37/43; 86%) are located within sub-clades that correspond primarily to genomic clusters, supporting the inference that most of the group 2 sequences result from recent gene duplications.
The fact that regulatory elements were predicted from a diverse range of functional gene clusters supports the hypothesis that cis-regulatory elements play a role in the transcriptional control of many P. falciparum biological processes.
The genetic architecture and domain organization of the bar cluster supports the assignment based on the apparent co-linearity of the systems.
