My current book project, Novel Traces: Rewriting the Past in the Post-9/11 Present, identifies a hitherto unrecognized cluster of post-9/11 novels that extensively rewrite canonical works of literature from various historical moments.
The T4SSs gene clusters hitherto described differ significantly in a number of respects, including gene content, gene order and the number of homologues they share.
Our analyses have refined the structure of the latter two clusters, revealing some hitherto undescribed loci, plus some novel divergent homeobox loci that are in, or close to, the Obox array.
To discriminate clearly between these competing models, it is essential to test for potential inhomogeneities by measuring the abundances out to large radii along multiple directions in clusters, which has not hitherto been done.
For a significant number of clusters, gene models not hitherto considered the "best" were seen to be more consistent with the experimental data, suggesting they are more likely to be correct or be the principally expressed isoform.
Instead of 'looking at a large pile of pedigrees' or a table with mean kinships [ 6], they used hierarchical cluster analysis to visualise the hitherto unknown structure of pedigreed populations into separate highly related clusters ('family groups') that have a certain level of kinship (relationship) among each other.
Rather, it possible that clustering is mediated by a hitherto unknown effector protein.
Phylogenetically, the unknown species forms a hitherto unknown sub-line proximal to the base of a cluster of organisms (designated rRNA cluster XVI), which includes Clostridium innocuum, Streptococcus pleomorphus, and some Eubacterium species.
Hitherto, no data are available about KD effects on cluster headache (CH), a severe form of primary headache, characterized (similarly to migraine) by a trigemino-vascular activation.
In processing of the T-RFLP data, cluster analysis [ 34, 36, 37], which hitherto studies have frequently applied did not seem to work when applied to five groups in this study.
