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Immunoglobulin gene rearrangement studies showed a clonal rearrangement of the IGH gene in both HS and DLBCL with identical amplicons, suggesting a shared origin of the neoplastic clones.

To test for a shared origin of the two divergent alleles, we compared the best tree with an alternative topology in which f. poultoni and f. planemoides were constrained to monophyly.

Consistent with a shared origin of the DMs, the allelic composition of the DM haplotypes appears to be identical at the 4q12 and 12q13.3-q14.1 loci (supplementary Figure S11, available at Annals of Oncology online).

These polymorphisms do not represent true trans-species polymorphisms of a shared origin, but rather are recurrent mutations at the same position.

New data showing unexpected similarities between the eyes of a marine worm and those of humans suggest a shared origin.

It is possible that each group of transposons has a shared origin but has lost homology over time.

The choice of Jerusalem as the initial site, as well as the ultimate redirection to Mecca indicates both the shared origin of Islam as part of the Abrahamic family as well as its own particularity.

We note, however, that the por genes of the two stramenopiles E. siliculosus and Mallomonas sp. are not sister to one another as would be expected given the shared origin of their plastids.

MtDNA and Y-chromosome variation in Tungusic sub-groups from different part of northern Asia (Sakha, Middle Siberia and the Russian Far East) has revealed the common shared origin of Evenks and Evens [ 29].

This concerted-evolution mechanism was postulated to explain patterns of sequence divergence in a stretch of plastid-derived sequence in the mitochondrial genomes of Oryza and Zea, where within-species plastid/mitochondrial divergence is less than between species in the mitochondrial region, despite the putatively shared origin of the transferred fragment [ 57].

In addition, it raises the question of whether quality of the entire cohort is intrinsic due to the shared origins of the embryos, or if it is merely a result of group culture in vitro, especially since the benefits of group culture have been reported in animal and human embryos [38], [39], [40], [41].