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In contrast, MacCR1B lineage clones were extremely similar to CR1B non-LTR retrotransposons from Bombycidae moths: silkworm Bombyx mori and Oberthueria caeca.

It is more common to assay for FSC clone frequencies at 7, 14, and 21 dpci, but because Egfr f24 FSC clones were extremely rare at late time points we chose this earlier set of time points.

The number of mitochondrial DNA clones was extremely high.

Thus, Revolver-like transcripts do exist in T. aestivum, although their proportion among total EST clones is extremely small, and given that they include variants with large mutations, no true Revolver genes were present.

The likelihood of BCCs resulting from chimeric clones is extremely low, as the minimum BCC of three nodes, would require three chimeras linking the three genes to occur independently.

Cloning QTL affecting complex traits has been a major challenge to plant geneticists and molecular biologists since the classical strategy using map-based cloning is extremely troublesome and time-consuming.

As illustrated by Figure 2C, this recognition was dramatically reduced in the presence of a blocking anti-CD8 antibody, showing that this DP T cell clone was extremely CD8-dependent but not at all CD4-dependent.

Although it is indeed possible to select clonogenic variants within a cell line that exhibit different genetic and biological properties from the parental population, it is widely recognized that single cell cloning is extremely inefficient, yielding few clones with the capacity to expand and propagate indefinitely.

When he came back to Apple in 1997 and banned Mac clones, many customer were extremely upset, and lashed out.

Thus, the entire sequences of full-length cDNA clones will be extremely informative.

At the bulk population level, it might not be possible to reconstruct the tumour phylogenetic tree with this degree of resolution as cells that are informative for ancestral clones might be extremely rare within the bulk tumour (Fig. 1A).