Since VBs are the units that rarely split by recombination, only one marker can represent one dVB.
However, owing to the heterogeneity of breast cancer cells and instability of gene expression, no single marker can represent all kinds of breast cancer cells (Perou et al, 2000), so multimarker assays with both high sensitivity and specificity are required.
We show here that the panel has a similar discrimination power as a set of 15 SSR markers and can represent a very robust genetic identification system, problem-free of allele miscalling among laboratories or detection technologies.
Verification experiments confirmed that the mean value of trajectories of the three markers can be employed to represent movement of center-of-mass of the person.
Specific network markers can be regarded to represent specific PPI targets for each cancer.
Thus, the marker can be represented by some d-dimensional vector x which contains the condition-specific quantities as inferred from mass spectrometry intensities.
The small groups LG24 and LG25 might represent larger linkage groups or collapse with another linkage group when further markers can be incorporated.
In some cases of markers sharing the same sequence, markers can be forced to share the same position, or data from multiple markers can be combined to create a single haplotype representing multiple markers.
Pink dry-erase markers can be more effective than pencils.
For example, cell number can represent a marker of drug efficacy in vitro.
