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Expressed sequence tags unannotated for function may be discriminants for disease associations (Chapter 9). The presence or absence of distant, massive clusters is one of the best discriminants between different models of the universe," agrees Martin J. Their transcript profiles yielded negative discriminants for all SVMs except the control SVM, where positive values marked those profiles as controls. |
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