Coordinates should always be included for these PTM types to avoid name duplications.
Some EWASes are currently exempt from the CV process to prevent name duplications that would otherwise occur because the EWAS represents an uncertain modification or a modified state that is not currently covered by the CV.
A small fragment from maize chromosome 3, generated by UV mutagenesis, resulted in formation of a relatively unstable B chromosome named "Duplication 3a" (Dp3a).
A data extraction form was designed previously, and included the following items: general identification information (authors, title, journal, date of publication, protocol name, and duplication of publication), trial, type of patients, intervention characteristics, and reported outcomes.
In late G1, a SPB precursor, named the duplication plaque, assembles on the cytoplasmic side of the nuclear envelope at a specialized substructure of the mother SPB, named bridge (Byers and Goetsch, 1975; Jaspersen and Winey, 2004).
Three types of data duplication were identified: duplicated pathway names, duplicated gene sets, and small pathways that were subsets of larger pathways.
"Using obscure names to avoid duplication of names or to be unique is not good," he wrote in an e-mail response to questions.
As the name implies, gene duplication occurs when a region of DNA is copied and then inserted elsewhere in the genome.
For each gene ID are reported: phylogenetic clade name of gene duplication event (GDE); expression values (TPM) from root, leaf, bud, flower and 3cm_fruit and ABC subfamily.
For example, in the instance of a genome resulting from allopolyploidy where duplicate gene-copies result from hybridization rather than gene duplication, naming ancestral and derived genes has no biological relevance.
