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This is yet one of the most interesting questions in AID biology: how does the preferential targeting to Ig loci work and why the specificity of AID is not absolute?

In both the exhibition and the accompanying catalogue, a neo-romantic version of the idea of genius loci works to celebrate literary Britain as a 'cornucopia' of local and localised texts, invoking chorographical traditions.

The joint effect analysis showed that these susceptible loci worked in an additive way and the subgroup of populations with more risk alleles tended to have a higher risk for the disease.

The other 12 loci worked well for both species (Table 2).

An FBI-sponsored CODIS Core Loci Working Group began work in May 2010 and recommended an expanded set of loci in 2011 [ 132].

Moreover, with seven and eight loci working for L. macaronesica and L. immixta, the new markers appear to be useful for population genetic studies of closely related species in Lobaria sect.

Lauenborg et al. [ 51] then tested whether these 11 loci can be used to predict GDM by comparing various logistic-regression-based models, assuming the 11 loci worked in an additive manner, and computing the receiver-operator curve (ROC) area under the curve (AUC) as a metric of accuracy.

This supports the hypothesis that the CHRNA5 CHRNA3 CHRNB4 locus works wholly through modulating smoking behaviour and not by an alternative mechanism.

While the semicircle locus works well in theory, most collected data more closely represent a semicircle with a depressed center.

The mechanism by which the M locus works to determine sex is unknown, but its activity presumably ultimately leads to sex-specific splicing of products of the doublesex locus, which is sex-specifically spliced in Aedes (Salvemini et al. 2011), and which controls somatic and gonad sexual development in many other insects (Gempe and Beye 2011).

This suggested that the locus works predominantly by influencing tobacco exposure in smokers, and that although cigarettes reported per day have the advantage of enabling the necessarily large sample sizes for genetic association studies, they fail to capture smoking exposure fully (21).