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The recent release of the complete reference genome sequence for foxtail millet (Setaria italica) (Bennetzen et al. 2012; Zhang et al. 2012) greatly enhances comparative genomics analysis within the Poaceae, with genome sequences available from five species.

Then this resource will enhance comparative studies within the family.

Furthermore, the Tardigrade Workbench was updated with new management options and software added to enhance comparative effort on tardigrade species.

The ability to quickly translate the results of various species into ' Xenopus-centric' information should greatly enhance comparative embryological approaches.

Understanding the diverse environments of our patients can enhance comparative effectiveness research and provide insight into why certain treatments or interventions are more effective for specific populations.

A sepsid transcriptome would not only facilitate gene expression studies across the Sepsidae, but would also enhance comparative bioinformatics within Diptera.

Mapping more ESTs or gene sequences on the linkage map of Asian seabass should enhance comparative mapping, thereby transferring genome information from model species to Asian seabass.

Therefore, this resource will enhance comparative studies within the family and the transcriptome will serve as a starting point for gene discovery in Physalis and for future annotations of the Physalis peruviana genome sequence.

The blackberry transcriptome data provide a resource that will enhance comparative studies between different berry crops which are of increasing economic and social importance due to their healthy properties.

For the comparison of SuperPaths and their pathway constituents, 89 SuperPaths that contained exactly two pathways with Jaccard similarity coefficient <0.6 were chosen, a value selected to include pairs of relatively dissimilar pathways in order to enhance comparative power.

Analysis of transcriptomes from a diverse range of invertebrates such as sponges (Riesgo et al. 2014; Conaco et al. 2012), ctenophores (Ryan et al. 2013), annelids (Riesgo et al. 2012), and mollusks (Riesgo et al. 2012; Kocot et al. 2011) has enhanced comparative and evolutionary studies of metazoans.