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One explanation for this prevalence could be due to the higher AT content (Supplementary Fig. 4).

This effect greater in low to moderate expected GC content genera than those with higher GC content (Supplementary Figure S8).

Coverage correlated with GC content (Supplementary Fig. 6), a trend previously observed for high-throughput sequence data11.

The estimated size of the genome was 375.1 ± 20.9 Mb, with 42.5 ± 0.4% guanine cytosine content and 35.6 ± 3.7% repetitive sequence content (Supplementary Data 3 Table 1).

Similar results were observed with DANA and Tamiflu injections starting 24 hours after bleomycin, with the exception that DANA also significantly reduced BAL protein content (Supplementary Fig. S11).

The rest of the core was subsequently sliced with a chop saw into disks for chemical analysis (water chemistry, C and N content, Supplementary Table 1).

> -wrap-foot> Partheioning the Characterized and Hypothetical datasets into classes of different length and GC-content (Supplementary Table S5), we found as expected that the frequency of genes with significant three-base periodicities increased with sequence length (Fig. 3A).

First, even though correlation coefficients between CO rates, GC-content and GC* are slightly lower for the long branch than for the original branch, the correlation between CO rates and GC* is stronger than the correlations between CO rates and GC-content (supplementary table 6, Supplementary Material online).

No significant differences either in change points or in polymorphism incidence patterns were observed for tri- and tetranucleotide TRs, as studied from the 1000 Genomes Project Pilot 1 data, when they were divided by GC-content (supplementary fig. S8, Supplementary Material online).

A total of 236 out of 267 (88%) and 95 out of 111 (86%) cores, respectively, were assessed for APN expression after exclusion of lost specimens and cores without tumour cell content (Supplementary Table S2).

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