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Now, if all available DENV-2 sequences from dataset 2013.02.18 are used for calculations, the following estimates can be generated by the current version of the GeneSV system: 44% (94,929) of theoretically possible codons predicted as viable, and 56% (122,095) predicted as non-viable.
Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki could have predicted as much.
Results from the GeneSV assessment of new mutations defined by comparison of 2 datasets 2012.02.12 and 2013.02.18 showed that from 1205 11700 codons + 35 bases) new mutations observed in updated DENV-2 genomic sequences, 1139 out of 1170 codon mutations (97%), and 29 out of 35 mutations from noncoding regions (83%) were predicted correctly as viable.
15 In Table 4, we show a list of 5 double mutations that used positions K279 and R437 to test GeneSV predictions for potential compensatory mutations, with 4 out of the 5 paired substitutions correctly predicted as viable/non-viable.
In the analysis of iMM904, the statistical classification function, specificity and sensitivity, were employed in the analysis of the essentiality simulation to represent the proportion of negative and positive (lethal and viable) phenotypes correctly predicted as negative and positive, respectively (Table 1).
A protein with an instability index of less than 40 is predicted as stable, a value above 40 predicts that the protein may be unstable, and therefore less viable as a functional protein.
As predicted, no viable double mutant RIαB mice were born from the interbreeding of RIαB heterozygous mice.
We predicted this mutation as viable with confidence V4 based on O7 evidence despite E being a charged residue while W700 is assessed as conserved neutral position.
Also the proportion of viable phenotypes accurately predicted to be viable (sensitivity) in S. pombe is comparable, though slightly lower than the study with S. cerevisiae.
Yet, using the RING strategy, we were able to resolve a higher proportion of false positive predictions as demonstrated by the higher specificity (i.e. false positives are lethal phenotypes predicted to be viable).
