To obtain such a list of modifications, determining differential content between tm and ts is carried out during synchronization.
Differences among strains are limited to insertion sequence (IS) elements in or near gumN and differential content of genes outside the core cluster, including gumO, gumP, and chd2.
Despite that, a progressiveMauve alignment with differential content can be trivially reduced to contain only segments conserved among all taxa of interest, yielding a signed gene-order permutation matrix that is suitable for current genome rearrangement inference software.
This may reflect variation between breast cancer cells derived from different patients, or possibly differential content of stromal and inflammatory cells in the tumours.
For instance, the large differences observed in genome size between An. gambiae (286 Mb) and Aedes aegypti (1.3 Gb) is determined by their differential content of TEs.
Additionally, indirect dating of host molecules is possible in cases such as i) segmental duplications with a differential content of, and ii) haplotypes bearing insertional polymorphism for, 'complete' LTR-elements.
(3) Over time, smaller aggregates associate with each other through intermolecular forces, such as charge, and pack differentially due to differential protein content.
Conventionally, the products collected from MRU operating at a higher temperature gives product with a higher H content. Here, we present, in Table 4, a case of differential hydrogen content of the products at different temperatures by NMR method and the corresponding hydrogen content calculated by ASTM D5291 combustion method (entry 1-10).
The differential protein content in fetal and adult HSPCs indicate distinct metabolic profiles and protein complex stoichiometries.
Also, culture tube and orchid flask had differential medium content of 10 ml and 100 ml, respectively.
