An initial group of modifications was made to cope with the epidemiological specificity of EpiBasket: the catalogue's offered 'e-commerce products' are 'epidemiological questions'.
A second group of modifications concerns the relational associations between tags and questions, and between related questions to facilitate the user's navigation interface to explore questions.
10 The epigenome is defined as the group of modifications that can occur at a genomic level that will not change the sequence of the bases of the DNA but can change the DNA conformation and, as a consequence, change the expression of genes.
To study the modes (or groups) of histone modifications that are employed by the TCM medicinals, we place the modifications closer in Figure 3 if they are more similarly utilized by the medicinals (see the hierarchical clustering in Methods).
Application of multivariate statistical analysis to the fold-change data (e.g., hierarchical clustering) revealed that specific groups of tRNA modifications were uniquely up- or downregulated for each agent and for individual doses of each agent, as shown in Figure 3.
The use of electro-active organic compounds as electrode materials in rechargeable batteries has been a very active research topic due to their high theoretical capacity, availability of various redox potentials depending on the electro-active group, ease of modification of properties, and improved safety.
DNA methylation is one of a group of epigenetic modifications to the genome which affect the ability of specific genes to be expressed but do not modify the sequence of the genome itself.
Owing to its robust motion, easy functionalization, a large quantity of surface functional groups for modification, and simple synthesis, these fine micromotors hold a great promise for biomedicine and environmental applications.
There are four major ways of producing various flavonoid groups by modifications of flavanones.
