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This variant corresponds to PARALIND/CONFAC models (42) with only N1 constrained matrix factors, which implies R n =R and A ( n ) ∈ C I n × R for n=N1+1,…,N X = I N, R × n = 1 N 1 A ( n ) Φ ( n ) × n = N 1 + 1 N A ( n ).
This variant corresponds to the placental SIAH-1b isoform that we found in the present study.
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The larger entropy of the variant corresponds to longer infectious duration than the circulating incumbents.
This splice variant corresponds to the N-terminal part (aa 1 516) of the wild-type 826 aa long HIF-1a while most of the antibodies used in this study were raised against epitopes in the C-terminal part of HIF-1a.
The amount of LDL variation attributable to this very well-described variant corresponds well with a previous estimate [ 19], while the results for the other studied outcomes are also in line with expectations.
This variant M7 corresponds to an obvious increase in half-life from 2.16 min of wild-type to 182 min at 50 °C.
Therefore, this variant likely corresponds to the mtDNA haplotype of HepG2 cells Kloss-Brandstatter et al. (2011) rather than to the NUMT.
The H170R variant corresponds to the rs10618 SND.
The fundamental idea is that each variant corresponds to a recognizable pattern, called a bubble in the de Bruijn graph (DBG) built from the RNA-seq reads.
It is widely accepted that according to bioinformatic analyses, the c.1676A > G variant corresponds to a benign polymorphism while c.2993C > T affects PALB2 protein function.
The 174 bp deletion variant corresponds to a loss of the complete 11th exon of the CsaMLO8 gene, whereas the 72 bp deletion variant corresponds to the loss of a fragment of the 11th exon with canonical splice sites (5′-GT and AG-3′) (Fig. 1b).
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