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We provide additional evidence supporting that ARID1B mutations are associated with both syndromic and non-syndromic short stature.

Dr. Breiner said that the layouts of the Olmec religious sites may offer additional evidence supporting that theory.

Our results further provide additional evidence supporting that plants could obtain enhanced tolerance to freezing temperature when they undergo CA process, and that the acquired resistance may be attributed to a large alteration of global patterns of gene transcription in CA process.

Our results also provide additional evidences supporting that this regulatory mechanism involves P140 and P110 since, in the presence of low levels of both proteins, no deficiencies in the gliding mechanics are detected but a large number of cells develop MTOs.

This is additional evidence supporting the perspective that bilayers are not simply two back-to-back monolayers and that, instead of using one system to elucidate the other, efforts should focus on the differences between them.

Additional evidence supporting the notion that biotin does not modulate the activity of the CYP enzymes studied was obtained using the Ames test [ 30].

However, we lacked information concerning noise sensitivity from the other study (PHSurvey08), and also failed to find any additional evidence supporting the assumption that context influenced the answers.

The rapid labeling of IPMCs (within minutes), even at 4°C when endocytosis is inhibited, and the visualization of at least one, and frequently more, connections from IPMCs to the cell surface provides additional evidence supporting the notion that the compartment is continuous with the cell surface and accessible to small molecule tracers, as suggested by previous work [ 11, 15, 16].

The effect of the Chd1 swap is greatest at the most highly expressed genes, providing additional evidence supporting the notion that Chd1 function is targeted to transcribed regions, either via interactions with elongation-associated factors or as a result of binding to transiently increased extranucleosomal DNA from transcription-associated histone turnover or breathing.

Additional evidence supporting this claim is that Jsc is not directly related to the areas enclosed by the contours as demonstrated in Figure 3b,c.

At last, we presented results that could be additional evidence supporting the classification of cassava as a C3-C4 intermediate species.