Their expressions were compared in function of clusters.
Data were compared using the SITVIT2 database, followed by analysis of risk factors in function of clustering of the isolates and available demographic and socioeconomic data.
(ii) By functional annotation of protein products, which is provided by external sources, such as the output of Blast2GO [ 58]. (iii) By gene orthology (evolutionary history of each individual gene family across input genomes), which is identified by a built-in function of BLAST hits clustering or from external sources, such as the output of OrthoMCL [ 59].
Figure 5-A displays the fraction of occupied receptors at equilibrium in function of intra-cluster overlap, each line corresponding to a given dose l as mentioned above.
The correspondence in function of mapped clusters obtained from the conserved graph of the PINALOG alignment indicates that the resulting alignment shows the actual biological equivalence between the two input networks.
According to the results of fragmentation energy (E f ) which are shown as a function of cluster size in Fig. 2c, it is obvious that Al3, Al7, and Al10 clusters are more stable than their neighbor clusters.
The efficiency of photoluminescence propagation is investigated as a function of clusters concentration in the excitation area for several waveguides dimensions.
To determine the in vivo function of the cluster of DNaseI hypersensitive sites described at the 5' end of the IgH locus [9] we first replaced a ∼340 bp BccI – AatII fragment, harboring HS1, with a loxP flanked PGK-NeoR cassette.
Experimental identification of function of one such domain might help in inferring the functions of clustered domains.
The Chi-2, Fischer exact, and Student tests (according to the variables considered) were carried out using univariate analysis in order to test risk factors in function with clustering of the isolates.
