"All the systems are duplicated up to four times, in case something fails.
Classes alpha and mu, which use a tyrosine in the active site, present the higher number of successful duplicates, with up to seven isoforms per species.
No matter how likable he is, you may, for example, get tired of seeing his duplicates pop up over and over again in scenes to demonstrate one quantum paradox or another.
All samples were prepared in duplicates, worked up, and analyzed on different days.
Where do newborn gene duplicates take up residence in the genome and does the pattern of distribution change with increasing evolutionary age?
Given that duplicates make up to 80% of eukaryotic genomes, the small contribution is surprising and points to dominant roles of other buffering processes, such as alternative metabolic pathways.
Given that duplicates make up to 80% of eukaryotic genomes, the small contribution is surprising and points to dominant roles of other buffering processes, such as rerouting metabolic flux (see ref. [ 9] for an example).
However, a mere duplication of an ancestral locus far from guarantees the origin of a novel gene product and the majority of gene duplicates end up being silenced following a brief evolutionary existence [ 1, 2].
Possible paths include, but are not limited to, analyzing the sample duplicates (back-ups), analyzing additional samples (re-sampling), generating new dose formulations (re-preparation), reanalyzing the initial sample, and adjusting the reported dose level.
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Yet, by performing the assay in duplicate up to 16 samples could be incorporated into the 96 well microtiter format.
