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This relationship had already been recovered in several multiple gene studies (e.g., [ 13, 14]), and based on whole genome data but a limited taxon sampling [ 17].

This apparent low incidence rate may be due to the misidentification problems described previously (5), because A. lentulus isolates have been recovered in several retrospective studies of clinical fungal samples (4, 7).

The Archaeplastida monophyly has been recovered in several phylogenetic studies of plastid genes (Rodríguez-Ezpeleta et al. 2005; Qiu et al. 2012), nuclear genes (Rodríguez-Ezpeleta et al. 2005; Hackett et al. 2007; Burki et al. 2009; Zhao et al. 2012), and genome-scale analyses (Price et al. 2012).

Individual CTCs or clusters, classified as α-cytokeratin (PE -positive, CD45 (APE -positive and DAPI-positive CD45s, were recovered in severAPC -negativegenomic APC -negative

Dim1 dimethylates two adenosines in the loop of H45 (indicated as '-m' in Figure 2B) (Lafontaine et al, 1994) and the methylation sites were recovered in several sequence reads.

For example, the unexpected close evolutionary affinity of Rhizaria to two of the "chromalveolate" groups, stramenopiles and alveolates (the SAR group, or Harosa in [ 2]), was recovered in several phylogenomic analyses [ 3- 6].

Of particular interest were PWMs representing the DNA binding specificity of NRs that were recovered in several clusters, namely clusters 5 (VRGKTYAWTGAMMYY-Ecdysone), 6 (YGTCAWTGAC, closely related to ecdysone Receptors (EcRs) matrices) and 12 (M00526-V-GCNF_01, binding specificity of the vertebrate NR GCNF).

Several specimens have been recovered in a damaged but unbroken state and have been subsequently loaded in quasi-static tensile experiments to characterise the residual strength and damage level in the sample.

Several of the weapons have been recovered in Mexico after shootouts with the police, notably one gunfight last year in which eight officers died in Culiacán, the Sinaloa capital.

Recently, several phosphorylation sites in plasmodial histones have been identified ([ 39]; Dastidar et al., unpublished data), and because several histones were recovered in the PfCK2β precipitates (Table 1), we thought that PfCK2α might be one of the kinases that can phosphorylate histones.

In several cases, the same distribution patterns were recovered in different positions in the tree.