For a general public WLAN, you can fiddle with your MAC address and minimize concurrent traffic from the same host (esp. anything that could identify you).
89% of the heteroplasmic mutations identified were cell line specific with the majority of shared heteroplasmic SNPs and INDELs detected in clones from 2 cell line development projects originating from the same host cell line.
It was also found that isolates obtained from the same host in different locations may belong to the same subtype.
Two extracts from the same host plant may have a different pH, thus highlighting the need for better synthesis methods for nanoparticles.
In C. glomerata, the frequent occurrence of superparasitism [42], [43] may create the opportunity for matings between non-siblings emerging from the same host, thus promoting outbreeding.
However, direct colocalization studies with actin were hampered by the fact that both primary antibodies were from the same host species.
We sought to determine if the individual's prostatic OS status can be determined by examining the OS in surrogate androgen regulated tissues from the same host.
The non-specific staining was blocked with PBS supplemented with 0.1% Triton X-100 and 5% serum from the same host as the secondary antibody used.
Host-associated environments vary more than a variety of free-living communities (considering only matches to the subset of viruses in the reference tree), and phage communities from the same host species tended to cluster (Figure 2a).
None of the three V. dahliae isolates (strains PD727, PD728, PD729) from the same host and location were in contention as parents of V. longisporum, as they grouped in the main clade of V. dahliae, distantly related to the V. longisporum parents V. dahliae lineages D2 and D3 (Figure 2).
In general, nares samples were more similar to one another than to groin or axilla specimens, even when collected from the same host on the same day (e.g., p<0.001 for intra-subject comparisons of axilla vs. groin, axilla vs. nares, and groin vs. nares in Subject A; Table 2).
