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Radiographs were not used for quantification but were used for qualitative observation.
These data are presented in the Appendix only but were used for the discussion of the results.
Markers with a p value < 0.05 were flagged as potentially out of HWE, but were used for association analysis.
Cells were not routinely maintained with G418 but were used for a maximum of six passages and EGFP expression levels were checked at passage 6 by FACS analysis.
These data were not circulated to the practices but were used for analysis in an identical approach to that in Phase I.
From these, 12 sequences had no SSR repeats, but were used for primer design to develop STS (Sequence tagged sites) markers.
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