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Expression was observed in testes in locations compatible with expression in Sertoli cells (Figure 6a).

It now appears most likely that genome reduction, probably by intrachromosomal recombination and deletion events, led to stochastic fragmentation of multiple genes, with those split in locations compatible with functional enzymatic reconstitution in trans being retained.

FMRI studies at 1.5 T have shown large activation overlaps [Krause et al., 2001; Kurth et al., 2000] and suppressive effects [Ruben et al., 2006] between adjacent fingers in cortical locations compatible with areas 3b, 1 and 2, with an increase in overlap from anterior to posterior regions.

The low variability of the P. malariae msp1 sequences of these isolates and the identification of the same haplotype in those collected many years apart at different locations is compatible with a low transmission rate.

However, after correction for null alleles using the algorithm FreeNA[ 79], all but three out of 21 sampling locations were compatible with HWE after Bonferroni correction [ 77] (see Additional file 2) and in each case where a significant deviation from HWE was detected, only a single locus contributed to the effect.

Not only the location was compatible with their computer model, but also their initial findings were supported by the additional discovery of a three-four meters deep ditch around the lost town, as well as the remnants of a military watch tower.

We found that Na/K-β1 location was compatible with the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and the plasma membrane (Fig. 2).

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Thus, even though the proposed peptide-binding site lies on the edge of the lectin site, in an area where carbohydrate-binding also occurs, this location is fully compatible with previous mutagenesis data.

Indeed, the white matter tracts, underlying the left posterior parabelt areas, are involved in the region of maximum overlap of lesions found in this study, and their location is therefore compatible with the functional hypothesis of (possibly partial) disconnection of lexical processing regions (or phonological-to-semantic hidden units) from semantic units.

The Metro and main line services share a platform at Sunderland, and platform screen doors spaced to the Metro door locations would not be compatible with main line stock with a different door pattern, so an intrusion detection system would be required here.