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Northern blot analysis shows that FMR1 is expressed in the majority of the human tissues examined consistent with previous reports [20].

We did not observe neoplasia in any of the liver sections that were examined, consistent with the reported low incidence of spontaneous liver neoplasia in medaka, especially among males [32], [33].

A large number of integrations were found in all chickens examined consistent with historical and ongoing circulation of the virus.

Mbnl2 GT2/GT2/Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3 animals were not observed in the ~ 300 progeny examined, consistent with the lethality of the Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3/ Mbnl2 genotypegenotype.

Of the different tissues examined, consistent LRP1b expression was observed only in human central nervous system, thyroid gland, and skeletal muscle.

Elafin was robustly expressed in the epithelium of the majority of normal fallopian tube specimens examined, consistent with previous reports [ 20, 21].

The highly disparate 1-MCP sorption rates and capacities of the different fruit and vegetable tissues examined are consistent with compositional differences in lignin, methylated pectin, and oil levels.

The acoustic characteristics of the rumbles we examined are consistent with both increased emotional intensity of callers and with signaling to conspecifics.

The expected percentage of no-analog bird communities was dependent on the community scale examined, but consistent geographic patterns indicated several locations that are particularly likely to host novel bird communities in the future.

All the duplicated regions we examined were consistent with this model, but the example in Figure 3B was unusual in that the rice 7 region and its Brachypodium equivalent contained many fewer genes, suggesting preferential gene loss from one of the duplicated segments.

We therefore next focused our analysis on the genes differentially expressed between the PFO and PT areas, pursuing the hypothesis that these genes are most likely associated with area-specific programs of differentiation at the ages examined, with consistent patterns across individuals.