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Figure reproduced from [112]. Figure 17 Weekly pattern of clusters.
Surprisingly, the overall pattern of clusters intensity changes from one stage to the other, suggesting that chromosomal distribution in telomeric clusters changes upon L. major cellular differentiation.
Moreover, segments 5 and 7 of isolate 02VN178b and segments 8 and 11 of isolate 02VN009b showed a mixed electrogram pattern of clusters V and IV or III.
Histology of UMUC-3 xenograft tumor identified that UMUC-3 cells were not forming any pattern of clusters or lobules, suggesting that UMUC-3 cells are less differentiated and more aggressive carcinoma compared to the established K9TCC carcinomas.
To test whether transcription factor clusters associate with transcribed genes, we investigated the binding pattern of clusters within the set of annotated nonredundant genes (that is, gene clusters; see Methods) and their promoters (that is, promoter clusters) and correlated this with RNA-Seq gene transcription data (see Methods).
We also used maximum population size of cluster (covering less than 50%, 25%and10%0% of total population) and maximum length of cluster radii (100 km and 400 km) to examine whether these factors could determine the pattern of clusters, as 100 km radii may cover most of urban areas and 400 km radii may cover most of rural or remote areas.
Kc(i) is the number of users assigned to cluster c(i), from which Uc(i) users are served, where i refers to the ith pattern of clustering.
We utilized a draft sequence of M. grisea chromosome 7 to validate our results and found a similar pattern of clustering.
What are the similarities and dissimilarities in the pattern of cluster development between contemporary developing countries and modern Japanese economic history?
Unfortunately, no obvious pattern of clustering of individuals emerges from analysis of pathway-specific variability.
The fifty populations from East and Southeast Asian countries along with the Adi and other Indian Tibeto-Burman populations show an interesting pattern of clustering.
