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To reach that conclusion, scientists from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and other institutions took muscle biopsies from a group of sedentary men and women and mapped their muscle cells' methylation patterns.

For Roche/454 data, reads mapping and gap opening are performed by BLASTN (Altschul et al., 1990) (for high-divergent mapping) or BLAT (Kent, 2002) (for close related mapping), MUSCLE (Edgar, 2004) is then applied to these mapped reads to obtain detailed multiple alignment for further assembly as shown in Figure 1.

They were able to map muscles and tendons on to the skeleton using the anatomy of modern animals, including reptiles and birds, as a guide.

In order to assess whether there were any systematic differences between TMS parameters for the two types of subjects (agenesics (S1 and S2) versus in utero amputees (S3 and S4)) we also calculated the map area for all five muscles mapped in each of the four subjects (Table 3).

However, different sonification designs resulted in the best performance for the muscle activation time estimation task (Pitch and Loudness mapped redundantly) and the muscle exertion level estimation task (Pitch, Loudness, and Attack mapped redundantly).

Before and after each condition, motor cortex representation of the nondominant first dorsal interosseous (FDI) muscle was mapped using image-guided transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).

In order to localise the "probable" hand area in the hemisphere contralateral to the missing limb we also mapped an intrinsic hand muscle on the intact side, the first dorsal interosseous (FDI).

EST reads from the ovary and back-leg muscle were mapped to a unigene sequence using the SSAHA software, respectively.

The bimodal genes altered in diabetic skeletal muscle are mapped onto the ECM-receptor interaction and focal adhesion pathways, shown in Figures 2 and 3, respectively.

This correlated on GO analysis to the coordinated loss of proteins in ECM-sandwich culture that comprise key liver metabolic functions such as "glycolysis," "xenobiotic metabolic process," and "alcohol metabolic process"; accompanied by an increase in structural proteins that map to the "muscle structure development" GO term (Fig. 7).

This was presumably the consequence of our having mapped the neural discharge onto muscle activity sufficiently closely to that of the natural pattern such that extensive learning was not required to perform the basic task.