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The core clusters are collected together in the set (Line 15).

Thus the vast majority of these WGS core clusters are present in most of the strains.

From the results of function enrichment analysis of gene clusters (Supplementary Fig. S5), we find that whole clusters and core clusters are rich in translation, ribosomal structure and biogenesis, transcription, replication, recombination and repair, cell wall/membrane/envelope biogenesis and cell motility in the results from both methods.

Proteins in these core clusters were selected for k-means analysis of 27 gliomas using, as before, an 85% resampling of proteins and consensus matrix analysis over 10,000 iterations.

The backbone tree constructed from the 4 selected core clusters is depicted in Figure 6(a).

The ingroup core genome consisted of 657 (18%) core clusters from a pan-genome of 3,751 clusters, 492 of 657 core clusters were identified as single copy.

To estimate the fraction of the group core genomes affected by recombination within the "Firm-5″ and "Bifido" groups, the genes of the group core clusters were aligned individually at the protein level with mafft.

Group core clusters were defined as clusters containing a single gene copy for each of the strains in the group (and any number of additional genes from other strains).

Chandra, Hubble Space Telescope, and Very Large Array radio telescope data show that several galaxies in the Abell 2125 core cluster are being stripped of their gas as they fall through surrounding high-pressure hot gas.

The six R45-like orthologs of the core cluster are quite distinct from the P. falciparum R45-FIKK genes with regard to their gene structure and N-terminal region [see Additional file 3].

The gas in the pristine cloud, which is still several million light years away from the core cluster, is conspicuous for its lack of iron atoms.