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If different conditions for heat shock induction of clones were used, such as conducting heat shocks earlier in development, then larger clones exhibiting clear segregation from wild-type tissue were recovered in wing, as well as eye-antennal, imaginal discs (Figure S1D,E and data not shown).
Unsupervised clustering of expression profiles shows a clear segregation of PM samples from APL samples, which is confirmed by principal component analysis.
The heatmap of these transcripts with the clustering of the expressed genes show a clear segregation of the LESCs from the differentiated CECs.
Given the clear segregation of E. coli clusters from unaffected animals and those with PID by MLST (98 100% bootstrap values for each cluster), we therefore explored how the clusters of uterine E. coli associated with PID differed from the bacteria collected from the endometrium of unaffected animals.
We observed a clear segregation of anti-IgM treated samples from untreated controls, with the latter being further separated by the stage of differentiation.
The TTR isoform results showed a clear segregation of the AD and MCI groups from the HC group and to a lesser extent from the NPH group.
In contrast, samples from the caudate nucleus exhibited clear segregation according to diagnosis, with CTRL and HD subjects forming two distinct groups.
Visual examination of the iso-surfaces extracted from density maps showed a subtle but clear segregation of these neuron sets in the mediolateral, rostrocaudal and dorsoventral directions.
Clear segregation was observed between dendrites of MBONs or axon terminals of DANs from neighboring compartments.
High levels of genetic diversity were detected at all loci in the seven studied species, with clear segregation between individuals and appearance of different haplotypes, even within same species from the same locality.
Our experimental design provides clear segregation of fast and slow components of surround modulation.
