These results echo our previous results obtained using the EMU system alone, and demonstrate that the complete set of material associated with a publication is commonly considered in curation of mutation information.
For the complete set of 26,674 materials, this corresponds to 2,103 misclassified materials, including 1,359 misclassified metals and 744 misclassified insulators.
Less than 2percentt of the human genome – the complete set of genetic material – contains genes that code for proteins.
The genome encompasses the complete set of genetic material (i.e., DNA) that determines the development of an organism and all its traits and characteristics (i.e., the phenotype).
For the sake of brevity, we focus discussion here on the results of two representative examples of datasets extracted from the MHCPEP and MHCBN benchmarks and provide the complete set of results in the supplementary materials (Data S1).
Using the Gene Ontology annotation [ 13] we identified the molecular functions that are over- or under-represented among all the 1368 stress-responsive probesets compared to the distribution of functions identified for the complete set of 8976 detectable probesets (see Material and Methods).
This paper presents an analysis of interrelations between the complete set of 2-point correlations for composite material systems through their spectral representations via discrete Fourier transforms.
Epigenomics has been defined as "the study of the complete set of epigenetic modifications on the genetic material of a cell" (Wikipedia) and, thus, understanding how those genetic modifications interact with actions of toxic substances on development is critical.
The complete set of data is available as supplementary material.
The complete set of results is available in Supplemental Material (doi 10.1289/ehp.0901448) and Mak (2007).
The complete set of 2-point correlations for a composite material system with a large number of local states (e.g. polycrystalline metals) forms a vast and unwieldy data set containing a large amount of redundant information.
