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Figure 5 Chromatogram of the lipid-resinous fraction of lower dark layer of bright sample.

Figure 5 reports the chromatogram of the lower dark layer of the bright sample of bronze-like covering.

While the bright sample (from an exposed part of the statue) had four coloured layers, a sample from the darker part (less exposed) consisted of about eight layers (see Figure 3).

In particular the result that the bright sample and the lower part of the dark sample (which already showed to have the same build-up of layers) also contain the same proteins is very interesting.

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A non-significant trend for association was also detected with severe family based hypertension in the BRIGHT sample (British).

Confirmation or refutation of this picture requires significantly-improved redshift information on bright samples of SCUBA sources.

However, in the case of bright samples, the depolarization effect is much higher; the decrease of amplitude of the NPB can be as much as an order of magnitude.

Genotyping of two SNPs (rs10889553, rs11195419) in the HYPEST and the BRIGHT samples was performed using the KASPar chemistry, a competitive allele specific PCR SNP genotyping system using FRET quencher cassette oligos (Genotyping Unit of the William Harvey Research Institute).

Photon counting significantly improved the signal-to-noise ratio of dim fluorophores over DC current measurement, while the DC mode could be used with bright samples without any modifications to the hardware by software-switching the oscilloscope input to 1 MΩ impedance.

All SNPs genotyped were in HWE, and overall genotyping call rate was >97% for HYPEST and >95% for BRIGHT samples (Supplementary Material, Table S6).