To investigate whether the transition in mutability is population specific, we focused on mononucleotide repeats.
As it is well established that, in breast cancer, molecular features associated with outcome are subtype specific, we focused on 92 ESR+/ERBB2− tumours to identify outcome-related miRNAs in this subtype.
As the association between social factors and psychopathology may be subgroup-specific, we focus on one ethnic group: the Moroccan-Dutch population.
To make this general problem more specific, we now focus on a simple case of a gene regulated by a single TF and work out carefully the noise in this small system.
Nonetheless, when discussing specific applications, we focus on biomolecules, which provide a huge set of examples and for which our methods can be particularly useful.
As a specific example, we focus on the problem of the emergence of cooperation by analyzing the formation of a social network with interactions given by the Prisoner's Dilemma.
Rather than detailing specific experiences, we focus on distinct characteristics associated with variations in the different applications that our team has pursued over the years, in order to especially assess the influence of contextual factors, and specifically the power relations within these.
Given the sensitive nature of pathogen-specific data, we focus on nondisease- specific interventions leading to the reduction of exposure to and release of any given hazard.
To find out specific inhibitors, we focused on benzene ring of l-Phe in chlamydocin framework to shift to various parts of cyclic tetrapeptide.
As a well-established method to investigate topics for our specific domain, we focused on the use of LSA to provide a clear high-level overview of the whole subject and to investigate detailed trends and issues concerning policy and the informational needs of neuroscientists.
