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As expected, control clones that only overexpressed GFP had variable clone sizes (Fig 3B and C).

The individual clones that only hybridized to the probe made from normalized in vivo cDNAs were chosen for sequence analysis.

Despite careful screening and selection of clones that only reacted with male brains, antibodies were found to be also reactive with female brains.

The clones that only harbor one copy of the integrated expression cassette are resistant to 100  μg/mL zeocin, while integration of 2, 3, and 4 cassette copies causes resistance of up to 500, 1000, and 2000  μg/mL zeocin [ 26].

Only 1% of the clones that had only one homology result come from the 2007 BLASTx vs. Swissprot analysis, whereas that number is 30% in the 2008 UniProt search.

Whole-genome DNA microarray hybridization revealed considerable similarity in the gene content of highly successful S. aureus clones associated with bovine mastitis, but not among those clones that are only infrequently recovered from bovine hosts.

Additional substitutions in one or few clones that are only present in one particular PCR but not in another PCR from the same sample can reasonably be attributed to DNA damage [44], and thus were not considered in the phylogenetic analyses.

For the forward-subtracted cDNA library (Hw4.5-3), clones that hybridized only to the forward-subtracted probe but not to the reverse-subtracted probe and clones that hybridized to both subtracted probes with a difference in signal intensity >5-fold were assigned as truly differential and chosen for sequencing.

Clones that had only one usable sequence out of the 5' and the 3' reads but had any hit were also placed into clusters.

We have used T hybridoma clones that respond only to hen egg lysozyme, in a MHC-restricted manner, to probe the effect of complex formation on Ag uptake and processing by murine macrophages.

The coverage of the clone libraries (C) was calculated from the equation C = 1-(n 1/N); where n 1 is the number of clones that occurred only once (frequency 1), and N is the total number of clones examined (Good 1953).