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The most stringent search conducted, Search D, yielded a marked reduction in sensitivity for confirmed loci (Figure 2), especially in V. cholerae and P. aeruginosa, where the proportion of confirmed transcripts identified dropped from 60% to 10% and from 79% to 14%, respectively.
With this approach, and the stringent search criteria in the blast searches, we could exclude the possibility that our alignment files included paralogous genes.
Here, and in contrast, using separately-harvested bovine GV oocyte and cumulus cells, we did a separate proteomics experiment but this time using an updated bovine proteome, more stringent search criteria, and much better structural and functional annotation.
We first performed a very stringent search for complete QREs, consisting of at least a core site and a half site [4] and we found a significant overrepresentation of these sites among genes altered by QKI silencing compared with a random set of genes present on the arrays (p<0.01, genes with complete QREs are indicated in Table S1).
We have performed a stringent search and have characterized these elements in their full sequence (up to the TIRs when present) omitting only TEs deleted copies representing less than 20% of the length of the complete TE representative for each family.
A too stringent search strategy seems the most likely cause.
There will be higher levels of surveillance, more stringent searches.
However, with stringent searches using the EST database, more TPX2 gene sequences were identified also in the Gymnosperms.
Applying this database to mass spectrometry datasets of 40 human non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) samples and 39 normal lung samples with stringent searching criteria, we were able to identify 19 unique fusion peptides characterizing gene fusion events.
Allergen Atlas allows for more stringent searches of the FAO/WHO protocol by allowing users to define input parameters such as the number of contiguous amino acids for screening (rule 1) as well as the sequence identity threshold (rule 2).
In our study, we elected to limit false negatives and identify more potential lineage-specific genes in A. thaliana by using the entire A. thaliana predicted protein-coding gene complement in our analyses and by using more stringent searching criteria.
