For comparison between D11S-1 and HK1651 there are 9 locally collinear blocks (LCBs) with a minimum weight of 8,386 identified by the progressive MAUVE, with a reversal distance of 5.
Interestingly, both miR-345 (14q32.2) and miR-181b (1q32.1) map to regions of DNA gain identified by aCGH in progressive leukoplakia and OSCC, suggesting that over-expression of these two miRNAs may be due to gains at these genomic loci.
aLCB; locally colinear block identify by the progressive MAUVE bReversal distance is determined from the post-analysis of genome rearrangement by the progressive MAUVE using the GRIMM algorithms.
In most cases, a large piece of DNA (∼5 kb) with the desired activity was identified, followed by progressive truncation from both ends until a "minimal element" was defined.
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Pulmonary tissue was harvested from a site considered new or from a progressive lesion identified by chest HRCT or chest X-ray.
Subjects were removed from the study for progressive disease identified by iwCLL criteria or serious AEs or reactions to ofatumumab or HDMP.
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Fibrosing pleuritis may be manifested in Whipple's disease by pleural adhesions (identified by radiographs or at post-mortem examination) and by progressive reduction in lung volumes (shrinking lung syndrome) [ 14].
The first major transcription pattern identified by surprisal analysis of the microarray data shows that the progressive transformation of the WI-38 cells was accompanied by induced transcription of the genes participating in protein metabolism and cell proliferation.
