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Most of the altered molecular functions were associated to cellular rearrangement (morphology, function, maintenance, and development), therefore suggesting metabolic adaptations (Table 2).

Compensatory mutations were found in the transgenic capsid gene and in the scaffold gene of both adaptations (Table 2).

Importantly, canonical analysis revealed that unsaturated fatty acid intake was inversely correlated with all these phenotype adaptations (Table  4, 6, 7, 8).

Dislocation of the pivot joints, either to the tergopleura, or to the sternite, could be taxon-specific and independently derived due to functional adaptations (Table 2).

Nevertheless, seven of the genes were also identified by at least one divergence based method (human-specific accelerated evolution or the BS test), making them particularly strong candidates for human-specific adaptations (Table  2).

After ascent, the immediate fall in Hb-sO2 decreased CaO2 by ∼12%and10%0% in Australians and Bolivians, respectively; but was completely compensated within 1 week; the most effective mechanism being the lowered PV, followed by ventilatory adaptations (table 2).

All changes during the 4 adaptations (Tables S1 S4), sequence differences between our isolate of T7αβ and the published one (Table S5), and the sequence of our initial T7αβ (Table S6).

The corresponding block error rate (BLER) and throughput versus signal to noise ratio (SNR) curves of the look-up tables are illustrated in Figure 2. The instantaneous user data rate in each TTI is calculated by the multiplication of the number of bits per resource element obtained from the relative link adaptation table and the number of resource elements that a user has been assigned.

Overall, chi-square tests of association revealed significant differences at thirteen homopolymeric tracts as a result of mouse adaptation (Table 1).

All of them show similar neurological signs as in the second passage, but with a shorter incubation period of 367±38 (n = 5), which is suggestive of strain adaptation (Table S3).

As expected, the majority of sites appear to be subject to strong purifying selection (ω≪0.5), while the numbers of positively-selected sites corroborate the gene-wide analyses, with ESAGs 4 7 displaying widespread adaptation (Table S4).