We describe the selection criteria and procedures, we characterize the main classes of variables within the sample, and present the layout of the resulting catalog which will be also made available as on-line resource.
Using a new robust and automated family classification procedure, we exhaustively characterized the LTR-RTs in eight plant genomes for which a high-quality sequence is available (i.e., Arabidopsis thaliana, A. lyrata, grapevine, soybean, rice, Brachypodium dystachion, sorghum, and maize).
To understand the mechanism of the procedure in more detail, we characterized the gut microbiota of the patient after the FMT intervention, and we evaluated associations between specific bacterial taxa and clinical outcomes.
Finally, in the Methods section, we briefly describe EFICAz, introduce the data sources of our analysis, present the results of an extensive benchmark in a scenario of periodic updates, and describe the procedure we followed to identify recently characterized hypothetical proteins.
To determine the specificity of the synaptosome extraction procedure, first, we biochemically characterized the purity of synaptosomes by immunoblotting two proteins for each of the cytosolic, nuclear and synaptic proteins.
The procedure is characterized by: 1.
The detailed procedure is characterized as the following.
The compounds were synthesized by a simple procedure and characterized with multiple methods.
The accuracy of the deconvolution procedure was characterized by the standard deviation of the Gaussian sum from the experimental curve.
The procedure was characterized by a complete and homogeneous mixing of initial ingredients at molecular or atomic level.
