Searching for fat tails in CRISPR-Cas systems: Data analysis and mathematical modeling. [PDF]
Understanding CRISPR-Cas systems-the adaptive defence mechanism that about half of bacterial species and most of archaea use to neutralise viral attacks-is important for explaining the biodiversity observed in the microbial world as well as for editing ...
Yekaterina S Pavlova +3 more
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Rapid evolution of a retro-transposable hotspot of ovine genome underlies the alteration of BMP2 expression and development of fat tails [PDF]
Background Sheep have developed the ability to store fat in their tails, which is a unique way of reserving energy to survive a harsh environment. However, the mechanism underlying this adaptive trait remains largely unsolved.
Zhangyuan Pan +15 more
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Risk Factors for Tail Alterations on German Dairy Farms [PDF]
Tail alterations represent an animal welfare concern in dairy cows. The objective of the present study was to identify the risk factors associated with the presence of deviated and shortened tails on 765 German dairy farms.
Rieke Claussen +4 more
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A Binary Decision Model and Fat Tails in Financial Market
Binary decision models have been the subject of renewed research in recent years. In these models, agents follow a stochastic evolution where they must choose between two possible choices by taking into account the choices of their peers.
Kazuo Sano
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Fat tails and the need to disclose distribution parameters of qEEG databases. [PDF]
Neurometry (a.k.a. quantitative EEG or qEEG) is a popular method to assess clinically relevant abnormalities in the electroencephalogram. Neurometry is based on norm values for the distribution of specific EEG parameters and believed to show good ...
Guilherme Wood +3 more
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Sudden, large price changes periodically occur in speculative markets. Many of these large price moves simply reflect the market’s reaction to new fundamental economic information-- as financial theory would predict.
Robert I Webb
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Genome-wide identification of selection signals in fat-tailed and thin-tailed sheep populations [PDF]
IntroductionIn the evolutionary context of sheep, the development of fat tails represents an adaptive survival mechanism in response to varying food availability.
Lei Gao +10 more
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Integrated multiomic profiling of tail adipose tissue highlights novel genes, lipids, and metabolites involved in tail fat deposition in sheep [PDF]
Background Tail fat is important for fat-tailed or fat-rumped sheep to survive in harsh environments. However, the molecular mechanism underlying tail fat deposition in sheep remains unclear.
Yujing Xie +5 more
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Fat-tail allele-specific expression genes may affect fat deposition in tail of sheep.
Different sheep breeds show distinct phenotypic plasticity in fat deposition in the tails. The genetic background underlying fat deposition in the tail of sheep is complex, multifactorial, and may involve allele-specific expression (ASE) mechanism to ...
Hossein Mansourizadeh +3 more
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Volatility regressions with fat tails [PDF]
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Kim, Jihyun, Meddahi, Nour
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