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Copying Steps 1 to 5 of Lemma 8 in [8], we have the following results: (a) (T_{t}) is a contraction, for (0 < t < Vert TVert ^{-1}).

Hence the error and the missing sentence must have been introduced in separate copying steps, implying that none of the surviving manuscripts are closer than two removes from the original version.

With the same buffer and a mixture of GMP and CMP, two consecutive high-yielding copying steps occurred on a hairpin template that prevents uncontrolled further extension.

It takes place at a fast enough rate to provide strands that may act as templates or primers, but slowly enough not to dominate the reaction landscape, so that is still allows for sequence-selective copying steps.

After we calculate the change in effective energy, Δ H, associated with a potential copying step according to Eq. (1), we subtract a contribution due to chemotaxis.

The gene drive copying step can take place immediately upon fertilization or occur only in germline cells that are immediate precursors to sperm or eggs, leaving most of the organism's somatic cells with only one copy of the drive.

Copy Steps 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in Theorem 2.2 and make slight changes in the following steps.

Copy Step 5 in Theorem 2.2, (z_{n} rightarrow p_{0}), as (n rightarrowinfty).

Moreover, z t → p 0 ∈ D, as t → 0. Then copy step 4 in Theorem 3.1, the result follows.

Step 5. x n → p 0 ∈ D, which is the same as that in step 4. Copy step 5 in Theorem 3.1, the result follows.

From measurements of cDNA mass during the process (see Additional data files 1, 2, 3); we estimated that the initial copy step (mRNA to polyadenylated single-strand cDNA) was 94 96% efficient, and that each subsequent PCR cycle was >99% efficient.