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"Of the gender-biased disciplines, almost all are moving towards parity, though some are predicted to take decades or even centuries to reach it," said Dr Cindy Hauser.

When considering pairs of displayed proteins, some are predicted to be potentially synergistic with current two activities and other agents, such as single chain antibodies directed to gp120 (for pairing with CD4 display) or ligands or antibodies directed to other T-cell or mucosal cell receptors for pairing with MIP1α.

Those databases are built by arrange of methods, some are experimental ones, some are predicted ones, and some are curated from the literature.

A majority of these gene products are predicted to localise to mitochondria, though some are predicted to be chloroplast localised, membrane bound and even secreted (See additional files 1, 2: Table S1.pdf, Table S2.pdf).

In silico prediction of putative transcription factor binding sites indicated that of the four transcription factor binding sites potentially affected by the deletion, some are predicted to involve proteins not expressed in the breast.

The databases used contain protein sequences with varying quality: only a minor part of the sequences are experimentally validated, some are predicted, e.g. by homology to other species, while a considerable part of the sequences are only based on predicted open reading frames.

Some are predicting a wave of political violence.

Some are predicting an increase this year, and a number of firms are out looking for money.

Some are predicting that oil could fall to $20 a barrel and stay low for years.

Some are predicting a dire economic situation for Scotland, while other imagine outlandish nightmare war scenarios.

Some are predicting chaos on Dec. 31 that will create lines so long that millions of people will stop flying.