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Recently, Taiani et al. has reported that ESC aggregates, which are differentiated directly towards the osteoblast and chondrocyte lineage in suspension bioreactors, also form tumors at high frequency and demonstrated that differentiated aggregates are rich in pluripotent cells based upon marker expression [21].

Based upon marker retention and genome coverage, we selected 93 hybrid cell lines to form an RH panel.

It must be emphasized that this population genetic analysis was based upon marker sets that were designed for forensic purposes, and that shared several markers.

There were a total of 15 regions that required re-positioning or reorientation based upon marker orders available from either the WP or EW mapping data (Table  2).

However, there were 22 regions or single markers that required re-positioning or reorientation based upon marker orders supported by both the WP and EW mapping data (Table  2).

Genetic linkage map positions of SNPs on the linkage maps of WP and EW were compared with their physical positions in the Glyma1.01assembly and regions that required re-positioning or reorientation were identified based upon marker orders supported by the WP and/or the EW mapping data and scaffolds with false joins were broken and re-assembled.

Despite the largely un known mechanism of action of the drug and nonselection based on assessed immunodepression, the observed marginal positive P value in favor of Tα1 confirms the interest to perform other carefully conducted immunotherapeutic trials based upon markers of immune suppression.

Thus, supertree efforts will often consist of a large number of clade-based phylogenies that are densely sampled within their clades of interest and one or a small number of broadly distributed scaffold phylogenies based upon markers that evolve slowly (see Table 1).

Contigs that contained a genetic marker were considered anchored and assigned to a linkage group based upon that marker.

In 1982, owners began blood-typing their horses, and by 1990, genetic testing found that "compared with other draft breeds and based upon gene marker data, the Creams form a distinct group within the draft horses".

Genotyping technology has advanced such that genome-wide association studies of complex diseases based upon dense marker maps are now technically feasible.