The early evolution of β-keratins in the archosaurian lineage is marked by lineage specific expansions, but differences in the proportion of claw, feather, and keratinocyte β-keratin genes in modern birds may be attributed to their ecological niche.
First, The Expansion increased the proportion of people enrolled in higher education in the general population.
In a zebrafish repeat expansion model, the proportion of phenotypically altered embryos was reduced following Ro 31-8220 treatment compared with non-treated embryos (Supplementary Material, Fig. S7).
While the proteases proportions of each class are approximately equal, we observed that an obvious expansion in the relative proportion of aspartic proteases in T. solium compared to S. mansoni and C. elegans, a modest expansion of threonine proteases and a slight reduction of serine proteases in T. solium (Table 2).
In the course of this expansion, the proportion of mercury cells decreased in favour of diaphragm cells.
The study by Kato et al. [ 8] used cloning and sequencing of only three TCRβ families (5S1, 8, 14) to track clonal expansion and found an increase in the proportion of expanded clones in one subject from 24%to79%79 % of total sequences (pre-flare to flare, SLEDAI increase from 4 to 11, anti-dsDNA antibody titer at flare approximately 90 IU/ml).
After The Expansion, the proportion of males enrolled in higher education almost doubled, increasing from 18.38% to 37.52%.
Moreover, a statistically significant increase in the proportion of expansion mutations was observed as the allele length increased (14−20 units), relative to the [TC/AG]11 allele (P < 0.0001 to 0.006, Fisher's exact test).
Results: Medicaid expansion was associated with a significant reduction in the proportion of adults with depression who lacked health insurance (−23 percentage points, 95% confidence interval= 32 to –14, p<.001).
