It is unclear to us why these aromatic amino acid pairs were particularly represented among the distant coevolving residues.
Plotting the joint histogram of intra-molecular and inter-molecular distances for the coevolving sites normalized to the joint histogram for all tested sites, we found that the coevolving site pairs were particularly represented amongst those that were physically close either within a protein or between interacting copies of the protein (Figure 7).
As example, three main BP categories are particularly represented.
It is therefore possible that the general function of lncRNAs is cell type- and condition-specific, with these conditions being particularly represented in certain cultured cell lines.
Apathy and agitation constitute the most common behavioral symptoms, 15– 17 while psychological symptoms are particularly represented by depression, anxiety, and delusions.
Four botanical families are particularly represented (families that contain more than 5% of the species included in the database): Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Myrtaceae (mainly the genus Eucalyptus) and Pinaceae; together they include 47% of the species of the data set.
Overall, pathway and mouse phenotype enrichment analyses confirmed the results obtained from the GO term enrichment analysis by WebGestalt, and these analyses also revealed highlighted genes related to synaptic activity and GABA signaling as being particularly represented in significant pathways and mouse phenotypes.
X-ray photoemission (PES) spectra were recorded at beamline 8 1 at Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource, Menlo Park, CA. Specifically, the spectra were recorded under Fe 2p resonant condition with 53.2, 54.4 and 55.8 eV photon energy, so that the valence band spectra were particularly representing the Fe relevant features.
The CASPS genes include those for several proteins involved in DNA repair, programmed cell death, and various forms of signal transduction, among which ubiquitin signaling was particularly prominently represented.
Plants that were once of medicinal value and extremely important in early botanical gardens are now chiefly of historical interest and are not particularly represented in contemporary collections.
