For example, microsatellite markers, which are more polymorphic than multilocus sequences, allowing for better detection of differentiation, showed specialization of Microbotryum violaceum at the level of host species [ 43].
Gaps and local sequence complexity are often correlated; for example, microsatellite regions are indel-prone.
For example, microsatellite isolation in the sandbar shark required the screening of large numbers of microsatellites to find polymorphic sequences [46].
For example, microsatellite analysis is useful in studies of paternity, population structure and history, as well as to make conservation decisions for the management of endangered species [1], [2].
For example, microsatellite unstable tumours are predominantly found on the right side of the colon.
For example, microsatellite markers that are ancestry informative in one population are generally informative in others [ 45].
For example, microsatellite instability patterns [ 10– 13], the pattern of X chromosome inactivation [ 14], and TP53 mutations [ 15] have been used.
For example, microsatellite repeat loci are consistently longer in the species in which they are discovered than in other species in which they are amplified [ 26].
It will also be of value to correlate PODXL expression to other relevant molecular characteristics of CRC, for example, microsatellite instability status, KRAS, BRAF and PIK3C mutations.
For example, a microsatellite that evenly spans a coding and intron boundary would be considered coding.
