Using the 60% cut-off rule, we identified homologs of 23 known Xanthomonas T3SEs in Xf, with two homologs for XopX (Table 5).
If we apply the rule we identified in this report, it is possible to design an expression vector with an ideal expression level of the transgene by a proper choice of the drug selection system.
To compare selection rules, we first identify some general facts about selection rules.
Based on the experience in knowledge and technology transfer projects, and the information gathered from the literature (publications, regulations and rules), we have identify areas of interest, needs and constraints.
Based on these 'NM_'-prefixed mRNAs and following the NMD 55-nt rule [ 16], we identified 701 and 498 NMD candidate genes in human and mouse, respectively (Table 1).
Although this might be the general rule, we already identified one human protein, EML3 that contains a perfect match of the in vitro evolved consensus.
Although not explicitly part of the effectiveness rule, we also identified comorbidities (posttraumatic stress disorder, low-back pain, fibromyalgia, hepatitis C and depression) that were hypothesized to be associated with worse patient global scores independently of RA disease activity.
Instead, we identified several rules for song construction and particular phrase sequences that were greatly preferred over others.
We identified distinct rules that govern the number, density, and spatial organization of olfactory synapses for multiple classes of neurons.
Using a data-driven approach, we identified decision rules using early change in the scores of selected PANSS items to accurately predict longer-term treatment response or non-response to atypical antipsychotic therapy.
