Because there is little data on P. viticola virulence factors released by the pathogen during infection, the identification of upregulated transcripts and their cross-reference to known oomycete genes was an important goal of this study.
The situation analysis feeds at once from the existence of data, their reliability, their cross-referencing in a current moving context in which the limits between development and emergency are never clear-cut.
As a result of extensive data collection, a total of 23 SNP arrays (12 cow, 4 pig, 3 horse, 2 sheep, 1 goat and 1 chicken) are currently stored in SNPchiMP, with a total of 3,993,814 SNP and their cross-references.
In a telephone interview from the United States, Mr. Bernazzani, who assisted the Argentines in their investigation, criticized their circumstantial cross-referencing of telephone records, without actually having intercepts of those calls, to make the case that Mohsen Rabbani, Iran's cultural attaché in Argentina in 1994, was involved in coordinating the attack.
DO resolves this issue and helps to not only harmonize inconsistent terms across data sites but also to list and connect these terms in their clinical vocabulary cross references (OMIM, NCIt, UMLS, MeSH, SNOMED_CT and ICD).
(6) cross reference provision.
2610, substituted "Cross references" for "Cross reference" in item 4484.
(d), relating to cross reference.
(d), relating to cross reference, as (e).
2610, purported to substitute "Cross references" for "Cross reference" in item 4227.
Cross reference: "The Therapeutic Alliance: The Essential Ingredient for Psychology".
