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d Assigned markers correspond to markers linked with more than 2 other markers.
These two genes would thus correspond to markers of tumor aggressiveness.
The probe-sets that correspond to markers TC85037 (76.4 cM) and TC65966 (78.2 cM) under QPm.caas.6B were up-regulated and down-regulated in the two experiments taken into consideration.
e Unpositioned markers correspond to markers with a recombination frequency higher than 0.35 with the nearest linked marker (unlinked markers) or markers which position could not be reliably estimated.
However, the lack of morphological correspondence with the karyological data suggests that the morphological diagnostic characters put forth so far may not correspond to markers for biological or phylogenetic species boundaries.
After convergence, we obtain the posterior probability of each SNP being a cluster centre, and we treat this as the posterior density of the location of a putative causal variant, since high values correspond to markers where haplotypes are best separated, suggesting the presence in the region of a variant influencing the risk of the clinical event.
Big red dots correspond to marker candidates associated with the particular prototype and small black dots correspond to the remaining marker candidates of the same data set.
While only few up-regulated genes were signature of classically activated M1 macrophage phenotype [22] [24], several of the regulated genes corresponded to markers of alternatively activated macrophages, including CCL18 [25], CD209 [26], mannose receptor C type (MRC -1 [3], fibronectin-1 [3] and insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 [25].
Note that most significant associations (8 out of 10) corresponded to markers from the same linkage group which also contains the eIF-4A gene.
bNot positioned markers correspond to unlinked markers or markers which position could not be reliably estimated.
Three of these (MS-A, MS-C, MS-D) were previously uncharacterized, whereas MS-B corresponds to marker HING1 in Heus et al. (22).
