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In the case of mouse lemurs, which are phenotypically very similar, morphological data in most cases cannot be used to separate putative cryptic species, available sample sizes are typically small, both within and among populations, and ecological and behavioral data are often lacking.
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Height was used to separate the points.
First, if we used the threshold T2 proposed by Galan et al. [ 13] to separate putative alleles from putative artefacts, all the different putative alleles defined by our allele and artefact identification workflow would still be recognized, but not for all individuals that carry them (i.e. false negatives).
According to Salmon et al. (2010), a 97% identity rate or read mapping stringency was able to separate putative paralogs in cotton and this was the stringency cutoff used by Rai et al. (2013).
The lists were further mined for the term "inhibitor", and all positive matches were removed and used to create separate lists of putative protease inhibitors from the bovine and feline T. foetus.
To balance the class sizes, a sphere exclusion algorithm was used to extract putative inactive data.
In a separate analysis, plasma protein components identified as having high relative importance values in the RF multivariate analysis were used to explore putative biologic interactions using IPA Grow, Connect, and Path Explorer applications.
The LOD threshold used to declare putative QTLs for RDS and RDSA is indicated by the horizontal lines.
This approach could be used to identify putative targets for other B_mols/novel compounds where target information is missing.
The LOD threshold used to declare putative QTLs in each population is indicated by the horizontal line.
PROPHINDER [ 11] was used to find putative prophages.
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