Proteins displaying significant differences in expression between either benzoate versus pyruvate, naphthalene versus pyruvate, or naphthalene versus benzoate were identified using a paired t-test (p-value cut-off 0.01), and the average Z-scores for these statistically significant proteins were calculated for each condition (Tables S4-S5).
In the analysis of the parents grown with the BaySha populations, nine of the elements measured, Na, Mg, P, K, Ca, Ni, Zn, Mo and Cd, were significantly different in both growing conditions, two were not significantly different in either condition, and eight elements were significantly different in only one condition (Tables 4 and 5, Table S2).
In the analysis of the parents grown with the CviLer population, seven of the elements measured, Li, Na, Mg, P, Ca, Mo and Cd, were significantly different in both growth conditions, three were not significantly different in either condition, and seven elements were only significant in one condition (Tables 4 and 5, Table S2).
The supernatants are analyzed under the optimized analytical condition (Tables 3 and 4).
No significant effect on any of the other variables was found for age in the pair condition (Tables A13, A14, A15, A16; see Table 2 for a summary of all results).
No influence of rank or age was found for the latencies to contact the object, the durations of investigating or manipulating in the pack condition (Tables A19, A20, A21).
Flag1 assigns the ODM precipitation phase or instruments condition (Table 2).
Figure 2: Box plots for the body ownership related questions by condition (Table 1).
As a result, the channel condition table (CCT) is created based on this channel condition.
All these tags were expressed at high level in the physiological non infected condition (Table 4).
This protein is overexpressed under low-iron condition, Table 2).
