Therefore, OR pseudogenes and non-OR genes are distinguishable by using the E-value of 1e-20.
These two modes of ribosome recruitment are distinguishable by using the translation initiation inhibitor edeine that prevents the recognition of the initiation codon by a pre-initiation complex in RRL [53], [54], thereby inhibits the cap-mediated and EMCV IRES driven but not the CrPV IRES and HCV IRES mediated translation initiation [51], [52], [55].
(B ) Canton-S and His-GFP egg chambers that are undergoing apoptosis are easily distinguishable by using DAPI or TUNEL.
Myelinated fiber tracts became clearly distinguishable by using this stain, thus providing a complementary view of nuclear boundaries when compared with Nissl and AChE stains.
It should be noted that the inability to differentiate AD and PD patients based on these isoforms does not necessarily negate the potential clinical utility of these candidate biomarkers, as AD and PD are easily distinguishable by clinicians using current diagnostic methods.
Neither stromal nor germ cell tumors express HE4 and thereby are not distinguishable from benign tumors by using HE4 [ 14, 25].
In the prediction between aaRSs and non-aaRSs, four most informative and distinguishable domains were selected from PROSITE by using ProfileScan method of InterProScan tool and prepared hybrid with amino acids and dipeptide composition.
CurlySMILES uses the same notation to encode the radical, but encodes a methyl group as C. In a CurlySMILES notation, SMILES code is strictly separated and distinguishable from other parts in the notation by using curly braces.
In this hybrid approach, most distinguishable domains were selected from the PROSITE database by using the ProfileScan method of InterProScan, and integrated in composition-based SVM models.
We used SVM attribute selection method by using WEKA and selected 14 distinguishable dipeptides (AY, DP, DW, EN, EV, GH, IG, KM, PW, QW, SG, WD, YA and YV).
We used SVM attribute selection method by using WEKA and selected 18 distinguishable dipeptides (CL, DR, FY, GM, GR, GS, IN, MV, ND, PL, QI, QR, RD, RF, ST, WF, YD and YV).
