Ronald A. Fisher's scientific contributions
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... For the four enrichment analyses, contingency tables were constructed counting amino acid sites with the different classifications (See Supplementary Methods: OR tests for enrichment for further details) and the OR were calculated using two-tailed and one-tailed Fisher's exact tests [70] for obtaining the corresponding P-values and 95% confidence intervals (CI 95%). It is worth clarifying that when counting residues we did not request exclusivity in the intersections, i.e. a residue with a given CCRpct can intersect with being in DOMAIN, DOSORDER_MOBILE and DNA-RNA_BIND and hence will contribute to the cells in the three corresponding contingency tables. ...
