In the case of duplicated genes, the counts of protein identifications were summed together because peptide mass fingerprinting cannot distinguish between proteins that do not differ in primary sequence.
Adherence to therapy will be assessed by duplicate table counts of the remaining capsules conducted independently by two study investigators.
Subsequent serial sections were counted at 20 µm intervals to avoid duplicate counting of the same cells; all counts were performed with Nikon NIS Elements software.
Based on the lineage-specific presence or absence of the duplicates, we counted the number of 3R-WGD-derived genes and the total number of loci in the four teleost genomes (Table 3).
For each duplicate, the number of migrated cells was counted in three fields of view/membrane for a total of six cell counts/condition.
We avoid duplicate counting of evidences across the datasets by using their publication IDs (in particular, PPIs from the Consolidated dataset are removed from the BioGRID, IntAct, and MINT datasets).
The between-observer coefficients of variation for duplicate counts of all markers examined for cutaneous biopsies were 4·4 6·8%.
This potentially resulted in duplicate counting of T cells that responded to any of the 10mer overlap regions, since any 10mer occurred in two pools with adjacent peptides, but allows direct comparison with immunogenicity data from previous trials.
The findings show that the 2010 census overcounted the total population by 36,000 people, or 0.01 percent, mostly because of duplicate counts of whites who own multiple homes.
Thus, assuming no bias, the average count of segmentally duplicated genes in each gene family can be estimated by the relation segexp = N * 0.75, where N is the number of genes in the respective gene family.
In 2000, about 1.3 million people were overcounted, mostly because of duplicate counts of whites with multiple homes.
