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First, we mapped responses to conspecific calls to identify brain regions that contribute to species recognition.

We mapped responses to polar angle (measured from the contralateral horizontal meridian around the center of gaze) and eccentricity (distance from the center-of-gaze) using standard phase-encoded retinotopic stimuli (Sereno et al. 1995).

T cell responses to both peptide sets were compared at pool level, and at single epitope level in patients with mapped responses.

However, the methods differ from the present study in that these investigators used pre-defined optimal epitopes, rather than mapped responses, and an in silico analysis that did not directly compare targeting among HLA-matched patients with or without control of HIV.

The merged data allowed responses to be mapped geographically and to be used in parallel with other mapped information (e.g. road/traffic maps, radon maps).

Finally we followed all 778 probes that mapped to Gene Ontology (GO) annotations "GO 0055114 ~ oxidation reduction" and all 361 probes that mapped to "GO 0009611 ~ response to wounding", both of which were highly enriched in the transcript cluster.

Significant associations between the response to a specific race and a mapped locus suggest a genetic linkage relationship between them, particularly if significant deviations are caused by an excess of the parental classes.

Thus, IEVO maps allowed a rapid and clearer interpretation of the vulnerability of the mapped region, facilitating the planning process and the actions in response to an oil spill.

We will perform the BP algorithm on these nodes to de-map the mapped symbols to the coded symbols or map the coded symbols to the mapped symbols.

This result indicates that differential gene expression between strains in response to diet is the likely source of at least some of the mapped QTL effects.

These cell lines and their mapped genomes are available to researchers worldwide for studying genetic contributions to disease or, as in this case, response to toxic insult.