The General subseries is composed of correspondence and manuscripts generated by Fallers' participation in the Ford Foundation's Review of African Studies Programs in the United States, the Peace Corps African Lawyers Programand and the Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research's Task Force on Africa.
A human co-expression network, cited by over 300 manuscripts, generated by Lee at al., [ 15] using 60 human public datasets and over 3000 arrays also shows modularity through the hierarchical clustering and cluster enrichment in certain biological functions.
Mozambicans were first authors of only 58 (29%) of these manuscripts, and, until recently, most were generated by a small number of research groups directed by senior specialists.
The results shown in this manuscript were in part based on data generated by the TCGA Research Network32: http://cancergenome.nih.gov/.nih.gov/
Since the data has been generated by the authors I feel this manuscript should appear together with the co-submitted manuscript.
Fig. 2 Boxplot graphic for the external predictive accuracy achieved by the QSAR models reported in this manuscript (see Table 6) and fitted using structures generated by CORINA software, over the corresponding test sets optimized by five different toolkits.
The initial results presented in this manuscript are promising and we envision that hypotheses generated by our model may guide future research.
Met-CTF was stabilized by treatment with γ-secretase and lysosome inhibitors, p45 Met was generated in highly confluent cells (manuscript under revision), and p40Metcaspase and p40Metcalpain were generated by inducing apoptosis or necrosis, respectively,.
Listed datasets were obtained via GEO or Arrayexpress or generated by either of the authors from the current manuscript and used in this manuscript.
We apologize for the confusion generated by the previous version of the manuscript and sincerely hope that our logic is now easier to follow with this new version.
During the revision of our manuscript, another Lmod3 mutant mouse model with NM was generated by TALEN mutagenesis (Cenik et al., 2015).
