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Whole-genome clustering of the four cell samples sorted them into two opposite clusters (Figure 4A).

According to the phenotypic data analyses, strong correlations were only detected for traits within clusters or in opposite clusters.

Empirically, among the 27 pleiotropic genetic loci, 16 solely contained traits within multivariate clusters and/or traits in opposite clusters (Fig. 1).

The TFs of the same cluster have positive mutual regulatory interactions, whereas the TFs of opposite clusters inhibit each other (Fig.  4a).

The regulatory circuitry among each pair of TF clusters resembled a genetic circuit of a pair of single TFs; it consisted of positive feedbacks among the TFs of the same cluster, and negative interactions among the members of the opposite clusters.

Assuming that the two opposite clusters are indeed closely related in regulating the yeast metabolic cycle, the large negative entries should also count as significant relationships, since they would be significant positive entries, had the α-coefficient curves been mirrored across the x-axis.

But note that, on this hypothesis, we would not expect the existence of an opposite cluster of beliefs.

The opposite cluster included the ' Dunaliella' and the ' Reinhardtii' clade, forming the CW-group.

Soumillon et al. [ 13] also define four expression clusters – cluster 1 has high gene expression in spermatocytes and spermatids, relative to spermatogonia and spermatozoa, and cluster 2 is the opposite; cluster 3 is high in spermatogonia and spermatids versus spermatocytes and, to a lesser extent, spermatozoa; cluster 4 is low in spermatozoa relative to the three other types.

Four large clusters, produced by FOREL analysis form a line in the gene expression space, one end of the line is occupied by a cluster composed almost entirely by the most metabolically sound specimens, with the opposite cluster again containing the least sound samples.

In short: "cascades and clusters truly are natural opposites: clusters block the spread of cascades, and whenever a cascade comes to a stop, there's a cluster that can be used to explain why" [71].