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The algorithm using consensus quality is expressed in Fig. 1: Following [4], we present features of a method for collaborative ontology building: Phase 1 Preparatory: instead of using questionnaires in Delphi we provide criteria for ontology building [3].

The hydrophobic grooves and pocket on Ubc13 that serve as its interface with Uev1 present features of a candidate site for specific and high-affinity occupancy by small molecules [31]: a relatively small and deep surface, well-delimited by residues that are not highly polar on the average.

GlbN had a stable apoprotein that was further stabilized and locally refolded by heme binding; in contrast, apoFixLH presented features of a molten globule.

That locus is of particular interest because it presents features of a processed pseudogene generated by L1 retrotransposition machinery.

We report the case of a 1 day-old neonate with unusual presenting features of a mitochondrial cytopathy and a unique clinical course.

We report herein the observation of unusual presenting features of a genetically confirmed Gitelman syndrome in a 6 year old girl.

This case illustrates that, in the neonatal period, hyperammonemia and ventricular tachycardia may be the presenting features of a lethal carnitine-acylcarnitine translocase deficiency or of a mitochondrial cytopathy, associated with a milder clinical course.

AYAs in our study presented features of a more aggressive disease, with higher levels of WBC and blasts in the peripheral blood, lower hemoglobin, larger spleen size, and more frequent organomegaly-related symptoms.

He had coffee coloured hematemesis which is one of the presenting features of an acid poisoning.

Organ infarction or ischemia is occasionally the presenting feature of a previously undiagnosed primary tumor [6]; ATE should be considered for patients with unidentified ischemia.

However in the neonatal period, a Reye-like episode is not a typical presenting feature of a mitochondrial cytopathy.