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The Y chromosome has a number of advantages for studies of human migrations.

Wild radish and its cultivated relative have several advantages for studies of hybrid fitness and introgression.

This test of cognitive function has many advantages for studies of prenatal exposures: It can be performed early in infancy and assesses cognition isolated from motor function.

In contrast to observational studies of singletons, twin studies can provide several advantages for studies of epigenetics (Bell and Saffery 2012).

While significantly more expensive than restriction-enzyme-based methods, sequence capture has a number of advantages for studies of genetic variation relevant to adaptation in large, unstructured, natural populations.

Conditional gene expression systems have several advantages for studies of aging: for example with the Tet-on system the expression of transgenes is triggered by feeding the flies the drug doxycycline, and with the Geneswitch system transgene expression is triggered using the drug RU486/Mifepristone [ 15- 17].

The relatively simple nervous system, gene knockdown technology with morpholinos (MOs), and the availability of many cell-type-specific antibodies provide additional advantages for study of genes related to neural function in zebrafish (Kabashi et al., 2011).

Some widespread latitudinal clines in Drosophila also provide an additional advantage for studies of thermal coadaptation: there is a relatively well-known historical record following the invasion of a new geographical region (e.g. [ 18, 19]).

In spite of the clearly defined and accepted advantages of microdialysis technology for studies of transdermal drug delivery, to date no standardized test procedure exists nor has the reproducibility of the results been evaluated.

Its available genome-wide deletion database [ 18, 19] offers great advantages for ongoing studies of the mechanism of digesting polysaccharides (such as Avicel, xylan, and pectin) [ 12, 20- 22].

A. thaliana, though not agriculturally important, offers a number of experimental advantages for studying basic aspects of plant biology, including seed germination, because of its many genetic resources (Koornneef et al. [2002]).