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An example of a selected region analyzed by Sequenom MassARRAY is shown in Figure 1.

An example of a selected slice is presented in Figure 1a.

Although these approaches were first established for low- to medium-throughput studies (for example, interrogation of a selected subset of genomic loci), recent breakthroughs in next-generation sequencing have allowed rapid adaptation and expansion of existing technologies for genome-wide analyses of chromatin features with an unprecedented resolution and coverage [ 28- 44].

For example, MS2 analysis of a selected d0-intralinked cytochrome C peptide (m/ z 621.32033+) yielded a single dominant fragment ion (αA+T, m/ z 615.323+) (Supplementary Figure 4A in the Supporting Information).

"Male song is often cited as a classic example of a sexually selected ornament," he explains, meaning that until recently scientists considered the male birds' tunes to be much like their flashy feathers: a means of attracting mates.

For example, a well documented example of a strongly selected gene in the human lineage BRCA1 (Ka/Ks > 2.5, Pavlicek et al. 2004 HMG 13:2737-513.

Another example of a gene selected by the methodology and well described as involved in the metastatic process is the gene coding for matrix metalloproteinase 7 (MMP7).

We report on an evocative example of a case selected for its explicit attempt to invoke broad, sustainable change rather than change in a few institutions or through developing practice tools, in the hopes of raising questions and stimulating debate about the realities of CoPs as a mechanism for health systems change [ 27].

To represent divergent lines of chicken, broiler chickens were used as an example of a line selected for rapid growth, and layers were used to represent a growth rate more similar to their ancestral phenotype, the red jungle fowl (Gallus gallus).

(4) s > a v g (s ) O R d (s ) > a v g (d (s ) ) Figure 3 shows an example of this selection (selected orthologs genes have their s values indicated in grey) for hisI orthologs.

There are both genetic and environmental components involved in foxtailing; for example, a selected strain of Caribbean pine that was certified not to foxtail in Australia reportedly exhibited 80 percent foxtailing when grown in Puerto Rico.