We iteratively delete the boundary pixels of an object.
From the relationship of each pixel, we can iteratively keep or delete the boundary pixels of an object, thus deriving a skeleton.
These latter two deletions [129], [130] have only been characterized cytogenetically, which is a relatively imprecise method [131], and it would be beneficial to map the exact deletion boundaries to confirm whether the deleted regions encompass DIA1.
After refining deletion boundaries using short-read sequencing data, the GSTM1, LCE3B, and LCE3C genes were completely deleted while the last four exons were deleted from SIGLEC14 and two exons were deleted from CR1. Complete deletions of GSTM1, LCE3B, and LCE3C have previously been reported.
Somewhere far away Woe rode across it on a great steed, but the noise of the hoofbeats grew weaker and died away, and silence, the bitter silence that sometimes overwhelms children in their sorrow, suddenly deleted the boundary between my body and the earth that was moving nowhither.
For example fusing two neighboring TADs, which can be achieved by deleting the boundary between them (Fig. 5, 13), could be used to investigate the extent to which the structural partitioning of chromatin domains or "blocks" relies on their spatial segregation in distinct TADs.
Indeed, deleting a TAD boundary at the Xist/Tsix locus has been reported to impair spatial insulation, leading to regulatory bleed-through from one domain to the other and transcriptional mis-expression 13.
In cell line WHCO1 the probe mapping at 3p22 was deleted, putting the telomeric boundary of the deletion between 3p25 and 3p22.
When LR dissociated, L was deleted from the opposite boundary until extracellular L decreased to its original level.
Because of the incomplete barley reference genomes and repetitive nature of the barley genome [ 20], the boundary of deleted segments was not determined precisely in Riso no.
