Results of coalescence-based analyses suggest that for most island populations the mtDNA lineages from which they were derived date from the Pleistocene.
Extensive microarray-based analyses suggest that improvements in yield, dynamic range and fidelity render linear amplification a better option for genome mapping studies.
Sequence-based analyses suggest that the NRPS and MFS_1 genes in the CS-509 NRPS1 cluster were acquired via HGT from a common ancestor of Anabaena variabilis ATCC 29413 and Cyanothece sp., which possess genes with 82% and 86% similarity to NRPS and MFS_1, respectively.
Estimates based on quantitative analyses suggest that these genetically discordant sectors are very small but can have a complex genetic makeup.
Similarly, population estimates based on weighted analyses suggest that 17.9% (95% CI 17.4%too 18.4%) of patients with an unmet need would cite difficulty getting to the surgery as a reason for that unmet need.
Overall, these data are consistent with the exploratory seed based analyses, and suggest that the spatial pattern of correlations between visual areas tested were similar in the presence and absence of a strong bottom-up input.
This parameter was assumed to be 50 m by Ripepe et al. (2013), but recent findings by Dürig et al. (2015), based on ejecta trajectory analyses, suggest that in the 3-day period studied, the diameter of the inner vent was in fact considerably smaller, 8 15 m.
Although the C1'-C1' distance between pyrimidine-pyrimidine nucleotide pairs is short, and is thus destabilizing relative to that for pyrimidine-purine base pairs, biophysical analyses suggest that bridging water molecules could produce stable and planar U34U3 and U34C3 base pairs (reviewed in [4]).
