The advantages of using synthetic CBMs -which is novel for this study- over native CBMs is related to their molecular properties such as stability and binding specificity that can be targeted by engineering.
Our finding of hnRNP A3 over-expression is novel and requires further investigation for its potential application in lung carcinogenesis.
Of the proteins we could assign some function to, the vast majority were novel, with over 99%% of them having no exact matches within NR, and the majority showing conservation levels below 90%%.
"There are novel compounds all over the world that people have been using for hundreds of years that might prevent" diseases like Parkinson's, she explained, sounding suddenly older.
Even with this deep sequencing, nearly 13% of the last 637 reads were novel (< 99% over 100 bp) and the maximum redundancy for a single transcript from the rgb2 library was 58 (Table 1).
The single precursor gene from W. intricata UH strain HT-29-1 encoding two different cyanobactins both appear to be novel, even though over 100 cyanobactin variants are known [ 76].
This results in findings of nearly 11,000 indels, over half of which are novel and in total over 159,000 rare variants were found (with frequency of 0.1%).
Most SNVs (171,558 SNVs; 90.31%) were novel when compared with over 1.1 million equine SNPs from two SNP databases.
Since the production phase of the SGC began in 2004, we have released the coordinates of over 800 protein structures related to several diseases and metabolic disorders into the public domain of which over 700 are novel and unique.
Unreliable, uncertain memories recall phantoms from Modiano's own youth, and these characters often reappear in his work, giving the impression to many that he is writing the same novel over again.
The main goal of the motif finding problem is to detect novel, over-represented unknown signals in a set of sequences (e.g. transcription factor binding sites in a genome).
