Most of the results analyzed in the previous section are supported by known biological evidence, which indicates that this work is able to predict candidate chemoresistance-associated genes.
A similar competition could be established among the different mutants present in the populations analyzed in this work, supporting that interference among mutations is one of the reasons underlying the sustained presence of polymorphisms.
Itemized numerical p-values and the statistical tests used to generate each p-values for all of the experimental conditions analyzed in the manuscript figures are itemized in Supporting Information Table S6.
Likewise, cellular colocalization of rat and human α-amylase with TNF α, IL-1 β, IL-6, IL-10, IL-18, and MCP-1 were analyzed in the same way with the software supported colocaliation analysis.
The propagation of the support is analyzed in the radial case showing a behaviour entirely different to the case of the problem associated with the p-Laplacian operator.
However, the absence of CNAs detected in five cases having no or very few tumor cells as well as the absence of CNAs detected in normal samples analyzed in the same batch (data not shown) support the good specificity of our method.
Additionally, twenty soil profiles in different topographic locations in the same study area were also analyzed in order to support the results derived from the filled fractures.
In general, the majority of gene sequences previously analyzed in hominids supports a chimpanzee-human clade, although a smaller proportion of the analyzed genes is consistent with a chimpanzee-gorilla or human-gorilla clade [36] [40].
The large number of African taxa analyzed in that study supported the monophyletic nature of the families Citharinidae, Distichodontidae, Alestidae and Hepsetidae (the latter, however, being monotypic) and again rejected the concept of a monophyletic African assemblage.
A total of 479 mice, which included 425 RI strain, 25 LG/J, and 29 SM/J mice, were analyzed in this study (supporting information, Table S1 and Table S2).
