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The association of biotin molecule with the copolymer was confirmed by a unique capillary electrophoresis immunoassay (CEIA) method based on enhanced chemiluminescence (CL) detection.
Despite the poor bootstrap support for this grouping, a common origin for the parabasalid, Trimastix and spirochaete homologs is confirmed by a unique homologous insertion, which is 11 amino acids long in parabasalids, but shorter in Trimastix and Borrelia (Fig. 2B).
All unique CNVs (de novo and familial) were confirmed by an independent secondary method (such as FISH method) and only single copy gains or losses were identified.
For them, the district practically coincides with or is embedded in its project, as confirmed by the unique procedures for financing districts established by Veneto, described below.
The three-class solution was easy to interpret (and more parsimonious), and was further confirmed by the unique characteristics across the groups of the three-class model.
A clade including Myomorpha, Anomaluromorpha and Castorimorpha (the "mouse-related clade" as defined by Huchon et al. [ 20]) was also confirmed by several unique SINE insertions [ 11, 32].
Predictions are confirmed by the unique mappings from Novoalign and either conserved structure according to RNAz or by having reads in both mature and star.
The identity of the strains was confirmed by the unique pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) pattern with the restriction enzymes XbaI and AvrII, and the same phage type 4. In addition, both strains were characterized as stx2/ stx2vh-a by PCR-restriction fragment length polymorphism.
Separation of the glycopeptides was confirmed by unique reporter ions produced by supplemental activation electron transfer dissociation mass spectrometry.
The potential for productivity in great ape gesture has been confirmed by finding gestures unique to particular individuals, living in the social circumstances of normal captivity, both in chimpanzees (Tomasello et al. 1985 , 1989 1994) and gorillas (Tanner and Byrne 1996, 1999).
