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The test cluster has 12 compute nodes, each with a 32 bit dual core 3.2 GHz Intel Xeon (24 cores total) and 250 GB of local disk space.

Regulators predicted for the test cluster of co-expressed genes related to translation revealed the relation of this gene group to longevity.

Application of the SPF algorithm increased the rank of the regulator lin-11 from the 19 th to 8 th position for the test cluster 3 in wWormNet, and from 3 r d to 1 s t position in gWormNet, proving that the method may be successfully applied to even a small group of C. elegans genes connected in WormNet.

This protein quantitatively entered the nucleus (Figure 7B), but, as shown in Figure 8, expression of CbfA-CTD-dependent genes was reduced by 52 85% compared to the KKRK801 mutant in the tested cluster III genes.

For data independency requirements of the test, the genes belonging to the tested cluster were removed from the global distribution.

For each of the tested cluster numbers, a semiprocedure of the proposed method was conducted on each of the 22 recruited patients to obtain an average SI.

For example, if there are 300 families in a dataset, then the testing cluster number is set to 300, 360, 420, 480, 540, and 600, consecutively.

A subset of these two categories was checked using PCR amplification, and 86% of the tested clusters were validated.

Instances of disagreement between the tests clustered around the fit of the protein-coding genes to different trees and in every case involved a significant AU test and a non-significant (P > 0.100) or marginally significant (0.05 > P ≤ 0.100) WSH test (Table 5).

The requirement to test cluster stability also for varying data sets leads to several approaches to extend the idea of comparing partitions resulting from non-equal, but overlapping data sets [33], [36], or even disjoint data sets [34], [37].

Both the FDL and SPF methods were applied to the wWormNet and gWormNet subnetworks reconstructed for the 3 test clusters (Table 4).