Independently of the phenotype/genotype features of the disorders, it is important to underline that a pathological phenotype does not result from the disruptive effect of one single gene mutation, but from the alteration of the network of genes to which the mutated gene specifically belongs.
Moreover, the presence of the conserved arginine residue in the first strand of the protein kinase/PIPK-like domain of the ATP-grasp module (part of the conserved ExR motif in S5 of Figure 1) suggests that the R2K clade specifically belongs to a larger assemblage within the superfamily that is almost entirely comprised of ligases catalyzing peptide-like linkages [ 16].
Therefore, the amplicons obtained with E683 700 from an uncultured environmental sample will specifically belong to Eubacteria.
Nine isolates belonging to sequence type (ST) complex 10 and seven specifically belonging to ST 10.
A Pearson's tree evolutionary analysis allowed clusters of microbial markers to be identified which specifically belonged to a given phenotype (Fig. 2b, left-side).
Dengue virus (DENV) is an enveloped, mosquito-borne virus with a single-stranded RNA genome of positive polarity and is a member of the Flaviviridae family, specifically belonging to the flavivirus genus.
This phenomenon showed that C. sinensis miRNAs were distributed widely, some of which specifically belonged to other animals and there might be a redundant miRNA expression in C. siensis.
23, 24 Protein phosphatase magnesium/manganese-dependent 1 D (PPM1D), also known as wild-type p53 inducible phosphatase (Wip1) and protein phosphatase type 2C delta (PP2Cδ), is a member of the type 2C phosphatase family, specifically belonging to the magnesium/manganese-dependent subfamily of PPM1 phosphatases.
More specifically it belongs to the M30 branch because it also has transition 15431.
Specifically, PfATP4 belongs to a subfamily of these proteins (family IID) that function to extrude monovalent cations (sodium, lithium, and potassium) from inside the cell.
Specifically, they belong to the TRAFAC class which includes the Ras-like superfamily, Myosin-kinesin superfamily, and translation factor superfamily [1].
