Six variants, of which three were CNAs, were detected only in FF tissue data.
His laboratory found genes that provide the code for neurotransmitter receptor proteins, variants of which are thought to be centrally involved in causing psychosis.
The lute, which also seems to have West Asian ancestors, is a more "contemporary" instrument, variants of which have continued to enter or be redesigned in China down to the present day.
These are known as fusion proteins, promising variants of which can alter gene expression or, in the case of a technology known as base-editing, alter one base or nucleotide in the DNA with pinpoint accuracy.
The principal example of this kind of notation is the Chinese numeral system, three variants of which are shown in the figure.
Also beware the Koobface worm, variants of which have been taking aim at users of Facebook and other social sites for more than a year.
The models include Linear Programming (LP), Weighted Goal Programming (WGP) and MINMAX Goal Programming (MINMAX GP), the GP variants of which are moreover formulated from a societal (S) and farmer (F) perspective.
TCF7l2, some variants of which have been shown to impair GLP-1-induced insulin secretion, was also found co-localize with GLP-1 in adult TCF wild type progeny.
Moreover, tetherin is part of a cluster of three potential sister genes encoding proteins of similar architecture, some variants of which exhibit antiviral activity while others can be endowed with antiviral activity by a simple modification.
When the risk modelers plugged various financial time series into their computers to spit out a figure for Value-at-Risk, they generally used GARCH or one its variants (of which there are now many) rather than ordinary least squares (O.L.S.).
We then conducted fine mapping by genotyping 39 variants (of which 10 were identified from sequencing) in 745 CLL cases and 1,521 controls.
