These findings were interpreted as evidence for incomplete functional redundancy at multiple levels in the genetic architecture [9].
Mutants affecting these genes are often viable, but show growth and developmental defects, suggesting incomplete functional redundancy within the families.
For task division, Puranam et al. (2014) argue that the following three principles should be relevant: excluding members that do not fit the system goal, no essential tasks remaining incomplete, and little redundancy among subtasks.
Finally, the incomplete understanding of redundancies in the biology (for example, with respect to effects of AEA not only on CB1 but also on TRPV1) imply the presence of risks in interpreting the steady-state outcome of perturbing this system with a drug.
Protein accession numbers and gene IDs were converted to gene symbols using Ingenuity Pathway Analysis IPAA) software to eliminate potential redundancy and incomplete mapping of identifiers.
If the cause of the incomplete procedure was colon redundancy (elongation causing excessive looping), an adult colonoscope was used.
However, we cannot rule out that some factors evaded detection, for example, because of functional redundancy or incomplete coverage of the shRNA libraries.
However, in the situation where the data describing molecular networks are incomplete and noisy such redundancy is rather beneficial by providing better statistics.
While the former gives access to non-redundant and well-annotated sequences including pseudogenes and splice variants, but is not yet exhaustive, the latter compiles comprehensive gene-oriented clusters of sequences but with more redundancy and incomplete or erroneous annotations.
Process 6: Reporting ✓ Analytical reports to identify conflicting rules, incomplete rule coverage or rule redundancy.
