Haplotype "Y" was exclusive to northeastern USA, whereas "H" was unique to populations in western Mexico.
The other advantage of particular benefit with time dependent observations is the comparability of measures that previously were unique to populations of a certain specified time period.
With the exception of a low frequency occurred in the CNB population, however, Chlorotype C2 was unique to populations FQ, NE and YX from Lancang River region and one eastern population JC.
As the goal was to determine whether our captured L1 insertions were unique to populations and individuals, we needed enough flanking region that could be mapped to the database.
Some of these regions seemed to be shared between different populations of O. mykiss, and some seem to be unique to individual populations, but note the differences in sampling returning adults in our study vs. smolting juveniles in other studies.
In spite of this some barriers identified may not be unique to indigenous populations, for example the understanding of biomedical concepts is likely to be an issue for a considerable proportion of most populations.
Although both molecules are involved in the regulation of T-cell exhaustion during chronic viral infection, Tim-3 and PD-1 belong to the Ig superfamily and the CD28/B7 family, respectively, and have been reported to be unique to certain populations of exhausted T cells in HIV infection [ 4].
The distribution of the CPS SNPs and RPS SNPs for each population was recalculated considering these 9 populations only, and has been summarized in Figure 1C and D. The list of SNPs which were observed to be unique to each population along with their frequencies in the 14 study populations has been provided in Additional file 1.
In particular, it highlights the potential role of specific sonographic features that may be unique to this population.
Again, this observation has not been reported in previous reports and might be unique to the population in this study.
