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Macrophages were collected weekly by separation from MCFC via sedimentation (4 5 min) and subsequent filtering of the medium through a 100 µm strainer (PluriSelect).

While this second theory is largely speculative, it rings true given related efforts to replace Google (see the authors' prior Replacement of Google with Alternative Search Systems in China) and subsequent filtering of certain Google search terms (including the names of key political figures and the terms required to use the Google cache).

A de novo assembly and subsequent filtering of root tip and leaf transcriptomes across the two genotypes and two conditions, generated a set with 24,421 genes.

Whole-exome sequencing of three affected family members and subsequent filtering of shared variants, without prior genetic linkage, sufficed to identify the pathogenic variant.

The operating principle of such a sample introduction system is based on the conversion of a liquid into a polydisperse aerosol (nebulizer) and subsequent filtering out of large droplets (spray chamber).

Assembly and subsequent filtering for contamination with the PGAP pipeline resulted in the generation of the following contigs: BFo1 SwAb130 (130), Keele2 (191), Netherlands (528) and BFo2 Swan69 (68), Keele1 (201), Netherlands (Swan1) (757).

Water was extracted from samples via cryogenic vacuum distillation [33], with addition of activated charcoal to remove abundant volatile organic compounds and subsequent filtering to remove particulates.

After alignment of the orthologous human, mouse and fugu TF-encoding gene loci using MLAGAN [ 25] and detection of CNEs using VISTA [ 27] and subsequent filtering steps, of the 816 human-mouse-fugu orthologous TF-encoding genes, 797 genes contain 58,954 human-mouse CNEs, whereas 389 genes contain 2,843 human-fugu CNEs.

Thus, a pairwise comparison of D0 and M1 samples and the subsequent filtering of the differentiating MFs such that they could be applied to other time points during therapy were adopted for the biosignature discovery phase.

Removal of duplicate molecules and subsequent filtering produced a total of 2,366,647 high quality chromosomal reads (Supplementary Table 1a, b) with an average fragment length of 55.53 base pairs (Supplementary Fig. 4), which is typical for ancient DNA.

Probe selection was based on a previously published longest common factor approach and on subsequent filtering of candidate capture probes according to strict match and mismatch limits, which conferred robust signalling with low cross-hybridisation.