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miR-135b-5p miR-146a-5p miR-146a-5p miR-146a-5pted to be linked to the metastatic capacity of the disease.

Using this approach we assembled 10 contigs (Additional file 3: Figure S2) and could now search these for genes predicted to be linked to perforin.

In the final step, we ranked the diseases predicted to be linked to the DDT compounds using an integration of protein disease annotations in the protein complexes.

The latter hypothesis corresponds to the so-called 'good-genes' hypotheses of sexual selection, i.e. variation in genetic quality is then predicted to be linked to male characteristics that influence female mate choice.

The increase in the average age at death and the sharp decline in the number of deaths among young people with a high human capital value are predicted to be linked to decreased MtC.

This distribution is predicted to be linked to the growth kinetics of 1 or more fly species and their access to environmental sources of Campylobacter in feces or food.

We showed that both P1-mm and P1-wr have tandemly-repeated gene copies; however, P1-mm had a significantly lower copy number and was missing p1 homologous sequences that are predicted to be linked.

Twopoint linkage analysis conducted on the Sheffield population of zebra finches produced highly significant LOD scores between three of the four EST-SSRs that were in silico predicted to be linked.

If male dominance is linked to genetic quality and also positively to breeding success, we predict dominance to be linked to the additive genetic variance in fitness, i.e. to variation in 'good genes', since only additive genetic effects can lead to an universally valid order of mate quality while with non-additive genetic effects the order of mate quality would differ for different females [ 18].

Early receptive and expressive language skills in early childhood have been shown to predict the later reading skills and to be linked to emergence of dyslexia in families at high risk (Torppa et al. 2010).

We computed the propensity score using logistic regression to predict transfusion based on baseline characteristics known to be linked to the mortality and/or possibly to transfusion.