The phrase "allowed us to duplicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or capability to replicate something, whether it's a process, an item, or data.
Example: "The new software update allowed us to duplicate the files quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "enabled us to replicate" or "permitted us to copy".
We used the plant genome duplication database (PGDD, available at http://chibba.agtec.uga.edu/duplication/) to retrieve the duplicate chromosomal blocks and then identify the bHLH genes in the duplication block which allowed us to identify duplicate tomato bHLH genes [ 45].
The unique identifier approach might seem redundant to the SHA512 checksum, but it allowed us to detect duplicates for which the files were different, because of differences in the CEL file format used (i.e. CEL format version 3 and 4 generated with MAS5 and Gene Chip Operating Software, respectively).
This procedure allowed us to find 123 duplicate genes belonging to 53 families.
Notably, a doubled haploid Japanese flounder individual allowed us to analyze gene duplicates.
This allowed us to identify 1,971 strictly duplicated paralogous gene pairs (supplementary file S2, Supplementary Material online).
VR has allowed us to show our staff how to duplicate this experience.
Moreover, this approach allowed us to identify 404 WGD-derived duplicated genes (10% of all 4492) that showed higher sequence similarity to more recent local duplications.
This meant that there were no pre-conceptions about the question topics or type of information received, which allowed us to observe where questions were duplicated or similar questions were asked.
Two cases allowed us to define the minimum critical duplicated region required for the development of ADLD which was ∼72 kb, and extended from ∼9.9 kb upstream of the 5′-UTR, and ∼1.8 kb downstream of the 3′-UTR of LMNB1 (Fig. 1A).
The extra chromosome 12 alleles for the lines with duplications, UCSF-B7 and UCSF-B9, were determined in the same way the extra chromosome 17 alleles were identified in the Lis12_DM line, except that the availability of several closely related lines allowed us to determine the identities of the duplicated alleles even when the BAFs in the duplicated hESC lines were close to 0.5.
