The resource constraint is a combination of the number of available BlockRAMs (because the BlockRAMs and FIFO are duplicated) and the amount of available logic (to implement the DIC).
Samples were run in duplicate for all of the cartilage markers; inflammatory markers were run in duplicate when the amount of dialysate allowed it (approximately one third of the samples).
Each sample was run in duplicate and the amount of the mRNA for the gene of interest in each sample was normalized to that of the reference housekeeping control (HPRT1, Hs999999009), as already reported [23] using the comparative (2-ΔCT) method.
Measurements were performed in duplicate, and the amount of P-labeled radioactivity being released from the peptide after 7 min of incubation at 30°C was measured.
After filtering out duplicate reads, the amount of mapped data ranged from 322 to 572 Mb, leading to a mean coverage per individual of ~500× to >1,000× for the parts which PCR amplified and ~35× to ~250× for pulldown regions.
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Densitometry measurements were performed in duplicate to determine the amount of indicator bound to each strain using an AlphaImager® 3400 (Alpha Innotech Corporation, San Leandro, CA), and the values (as percent of wild-type) were calculated.
It is worth noting that we are not comparing the level of retention of duplicated genes resulted from WGD events but the amount of duplicated genes arisen thereafter and independently in each lineage.
They do this by combining consumer-grade flash storage in a disk array, then using software to de-duplicate and shrink the amount of data storage requirements.
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Transcription levels of target genes were assayed in duplicates and normalized against the amount of β-actin mRNA [delta cycle threshold (dCT)].
