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In addition, we sequenced a 1.4-kbp region flanking the CCT domain in HvPRR7 from the same subset of 30 accessions used for deeper characterization of SNF2P.

This gene set supplies unique and intriguing candidates for deeper characterization of the circadian system, including knockdown and over-expression experiments that may lead to the identification of genes with novel circadian clock function in avian species.

Collectively, these results indicate that tumor-infiltrating MDSCs play an important clinical role, thus highlighting the need for deeper characterization of these cells through proper handling and analysis of the tumor district.

Since ROS-enhancing small molecules unexpectedly had minimal effects on the growth and viability of cancer cell lines, we prioritized 80 nontoxic screening hits that strongly enhanced ROS levels in U2OS for deeper characterization in cellular viability and oxidative stress assays.

Since low energy CID does not always provide sufficient fragmentation, other MS/MS strategies have been explored as well as MS n methods which provide both genealogical insight about consecutive fragmentation pathways as well as hierarchical information useful for deeper characterization of lipid A structures and modifications.

Using this approach, we demonstrate for the first time that an array-capture NGS one-step work flow is a powerful tool for deep characterization of solid tumors and show that MSI tumors carry eight times more functional relevant mutations than MSS tumors (Figure 2).

There is therefore a dire need for a deeper characterization of CRC biology and for the identification of innovative therapeutic targets.

Coupling of micro-CT, MIR microscopic imaging and energy dispersive X-ray (EDS) with multivariate data analysis greatly extends the solitary capabilities of each technique for a deeper characterization of bone samples.

On this account, different imaging techniques are combined for a deeper characterization of human skeletal remains: micro-computed tomography (micro-CT), mid-infrared (MIR) microscopic imaging and energy dispersive X-ray (EDS) mapping followed by multivariate data analyses (MIAs).

The same necessity for deep biomolecular characterization is likely to hold true in the complex, mixed cellular population of a microbial community.

In summary, we have performed a deep characterization of our reference control population for GWAS and confirmed that the Spanish population is sufficiently homogeneous to conduct genetic association studies with minor risk of population stratification.