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The labels of the arrows indicate the corresponding link gains.
Red Arrow shows the general Sabah-Sunda motion extracted from the Global Strain Rate Model, with rate (mm/year) labeled in front of the arrow (Simons et al. 2007).
Each array had different combinations of individuals, and each loop formed was P1→ R1.1→ R2.1→ P2 → R1.2-→ R2.2→ P3→ R1.5→ R2.3→ P4→ R1.4→ R2.4→ P5 → R1.5→ R2.5→ P1 where each arrow represents a separate hybridization (array) with the individual at the base of the arrow labeled with Cy3 and the individual at the head of the arrow labeled with Cy5 (Fig. 1).
The loop formed was T1S → T1R → T2S → T2R → T3S → T3R → T4S → T4R → T5S → T5R → T6S → T6R → T1S → T2S → T3S → T4S → T5S → T6S → T1S → T1R → T2R → T3R → T4R → T5R → T6R, where each arrow represents a separate hybridization (array) with the biological sample at the base of the arrow labeled with Cy3 and the biological pool at the head of the arrow labeled with Cy5.
The double loop formed was S1 → S2 → S3→... S40→ S1 and S40→ S39 → S38 →... S2 → S1 → S40 where each arrow represents a separate hybridization (array) with the biological pool at the base of the arrow labeled with Cy3 and the biological pool at the head of the arrow labelled with Cy5.
The loops formed were SC5C→ SC5P → NBH5C→ NBH5P → SC10C→ SC10P→ NBH10C→ NBH10P → SC15C→ SC15P → NBH15C → NBH15P → SC5C (Additional file 1: Fig. S1), where each arrow represents a separate hybridization (array) with the biological sample at the base of the arrow labeled with Cy3 and the biological sample at the head of the arrow labeled with Cy5.
Photomicrograph of the anterior region of a 7 dpf larva shows YFP and RFP labeling of the principal islet (arrow).
The direction of the arrow indicates Cy3 → Cy5 sample labeling.
For cycle flux calculation, a labeled arrow in the expanded diagram was focused, and the Pi at the base of the arrow was multiplied by the rate constant for transition indicated by the arrow.
An event channel is represented by a dashed arrow, where the direction of the arrow represents the direction of causality.
Grip each end of the arrow.
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