Proteogenomic mapping indicates that the current M. hyopneumoniae strain 232 genome is well annotated with only 1.8% of peptide mappings not belonging to currently known genes.
Not all countries seem to have succeeded in this task, resulting in 'unspecified' (Canada and Japan, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, England/Northern Ireland, United States) or missing (Italy and Flanders) orientation, despite the fact that the ISCED mappings indicate an orientation for every educational program.
Mapping studies indicate that APP-F45 contains only the first 10 residues of the Aβ domain, and it was not recognized by anti-APP N-terminal antibody (mapping sites 66 81).
Mapping studies indicate that the substance P-preferring neurokinin-1 receptor is highly expressed in brain regions that are critical for the regulation of affective behaviour and neurochemical responses to stress [ 94].
Mapping studies indicate that this epitope has a footprint that spans adjacent E protein dimers and includes residues at the hinge between domains I and II of E protein [ 48].
Recent genetic 'fate-mapping' studies indicate that epithelial cells are unable to migrate from the endothelial compartment, and instead, they implicate pericytes as the myofibroblast progenitor (Lin et al. 2008, Humphreys et al. 2010).
Epitope-mapping experiments indicated that among the subjects who demonstrated post-exposure antibodies to romiplostim, 70% were directed toward the TMP peptide, the active site of the molecule.
Furthermore, the likelihood-mapping method indicated that the data contain a high amount of net-like (9.1%) and star-like (16.3%) signals, indicating that the tree was not well resolved according to the criteria of Strimmer and von Haeseler [ 28].
Other types of information, such as for instance geographic, might enable also to indicate that certain mappings of internal vertices are impossible.
