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The dependence of mitochondrial function on RNA protein and protein protein interactions provides a large target for mutations with epistatic effects on metabolism (Burton and Barreto 2012).
The intriguing biphasic dependence of polymorphism prevalence on repeat number and its relationship with polymorphism occurrence at monitor loci prompted us to test the very assumption of the computational definition of microsatellites; namely, that polymorphism incidence indeed reflects slippage-induced mutational dynamics.
For this specific quantity, QMEAN6 performs better than BACH, namely it produces on average a more linear dependence of the scoring function on GDT.
The results exhibit the dependence of the objective function on the distribution of wireless users also.
The dependence of the objective function on the design variables is incorporated using the adjoint technique.
The relevant dependence of cardiac pump function on the Frank-Starling mechanism can play an important role in this phenomenon.
(a) A complex pattern of dependence of polymorphism stability on interaction among the breeding system, recombination rate, and the genetic architecture of the selected trait emerged.
We report our analyses of DNA methylation at over 100,000 CpGs distributed throughout the genome, and our investigation into the dependence of DNA methylation on nearby sequence polymorphisms.
On one hand, well characterized causal dependencies among functions (e.g., dependence of peroxisome matrix on membrane assembly) have confirmed that the method specifically highlights important relations.
The dependence of the results on this function and the lattice dimension are explicitly derived.
Nevertheless, dependence of CVB3-induced montality on both testosterone and ChrY polymorphism makes Y Cmc, a ChrY polymorphism that impacts the sensitivity of cardiomyocytes to the hypertrophic effects of postpubertal testosterone, a strong candidate for Y Cvb3.
