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The second part of the manuscript uses a simulated example to illustrate the different sampling procedures.
Reviewer #1: This manuscript uses a long-term evolution experiment to explore the ability of central metabolism to evolve from one steady state network to a second steady state network.
Reviewer #2: This manuscript uses a combination of bioinformatics and three-dimensional structures to discover a "missing" enzyme in an alternate pathway to isopentenyl pyrophosphate (IPP) in the mevalonate pathway.
The result of the methods is compared at the end of the manuscript using a numerical example.
The Inamori, et al. 2013 manuscript used a disaccharide for establishing rates due to the low activity observed for monosaccharide as a substrate consistent with our findings.
If we encounter languages other than English, Korean and Chinese, we will either contact the original authors or translate the manuscript using a professional service.
This manuscript used a dataset that was freely available from online sources (http://ghdx.healthmetricsandevaluation.org/record/nicaragua-reproductive-health-survey-2006-2007).
The original manuscript used a previously published formula from Hajdin et al. RNA (2010) for estimating the p-value of a 3D RNA structure prediction but calculated these p-values using the incorrect mean RMSD values.
Therefore, as an example, we repeated all the analyses described in this manuscript using a two-sample (parametric) t-test (although we could be far from certain that its distributional assumptions were satisfied) instead of the Wilcoxon test.
In the current manuscript, using a combination of bioinformatic predictions and manual adjustments, it was estimated that approximately 6% of these repetitive sequences are TEs, and 12 new families were found.
In this manuscript, using a murine model of OIR, we also demonstrate that suppression of apelin expression significantly inhibits pathological angiogenesis without reduction of both VEGF mRNA and its protein expression (Supplemental Figure S10).
