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The protein sequences of AcrIIA5 and AcrIIA6 were subjected to analysis through BlastP47,48, HTH prediction49, pcoils50, jPred451, and hhpred50.
All predicted proteins were subjected to analysis through InterProScan5, searching all available databases including Gene Ontology and InterPro term lookup [ 9].
This shuffled data set, subdivided into the same five-trait sets, was then subjected to analysis through the multivariate (factor analytic) mixed model in exactly the same way as described above for the observed data.
And for Varda, the charms of Impressionism are raw material that she subjects to analysis and criticism — it's a film in which emotional life and sensual delight are seen through the prism of sociology, psychology, and philosophical reflection.
Only three-storey reinforced concrete moment-resisting frame structures were subject to analysis through computational fluid dynamics.
The catalysts are further subjected to electrochemical analysis through voltammetry along with the temperature study on activation parameters.
The assembled contigs were subjected to taxonomic analysis through use of the MG-RAST server [ 43].
These proteins were subjected to Protein ANalysis THrough Evolutionary Relationships (PANTHER) Classification System version 9.0, [ 35] highlighting their biological processes.
Finally, significant probe-sets were collapsed to well-annotated genes, based on annotation provided by Affymetrix, and then subjected to literature analysis through PubMed.
One thousand base pairs (bps) of the TF promoter sequences retrieved from Phytozome (version 9.1) were subjected to CRE analysis through DNA Pattern Search [ 55] by referring to the literature [ 56, 57] and the Stress Responsive Transcription Factor Database (STIFDB) [ 58].
Of note, one of the cell lines included in the SMRT-BS multiplexing analysis (K562) was previously subjected to RRBS methylation analysis through the publically available ENCODE project [ 31].
