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Perhaps more striking than the large number of Lbx1-affected nodes was the observation that 65 of the affected nodes were in the 150 most prominent clusters of ultra-conserved non-coding regions (UCRs) in the mammalian genome [44] and 29 were associated with highly conserved noncoding regions (HCNRs) enriched in Hox, Sox, and POU binding sites [45].
Three prominent clusters of samples/tumors were identified by this analysis.
(15) Eleven prominent clusters of isotopologues were investigated in this analysis.
Prominent clusters of proteins related to the cytoskeleton, cell adhesion, and vesicular traffic have been identified.
Indeed, there were prominent clusters of transcription and translation in the cellular function category that might have roles in differentiation and morphogenesis.
Five prominent clusters of co-expressed genes were identified from the RNAi data and formed a network graph containing all genes whose expression levels were altered most significantly by either IFNγ or siRNA treatments (see Figure 4a).
Even though non-traffic-related NO x can make up half of the aggregate NO x emissions in most countries, a prominent clustering of countries with both highest NO x threshold value exceedances and highest share of diesel cars in their fleets is observed (Figure 3).
Because ZAPU and ZIPRA were based in Zambia, many Rhodesians clamoured for a massive retaliatory strike against terrorist targets in that country, but the first external target hit by the security forces following the Viscount shootdown was the prominent cluster of ZANLA bases around Chimoio in Mozambique.
There was also a prominent cluster of highly expressed genes at 14q24.3 (see Table S4).
In addition, there was a prominent clustering of activity around the doorways of the compartments, suggesting that doorways are a particularly salient environmental feature.
In cell culture experiments, formation of a confluent cell monolayer results in prominent clustering of cadherin-catenin molecules at the AJs.
