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Using such a resource, we consider how the variation in the numbers of twelve different types of retinal neuron are independent of one another, including those sharing transcriptional regulation as well as those that are synaptically-connected, each mapping to distinct genomic loci.

Gene families with more members mapping to distinct regions of the Hox paralogon were identified.

Gene families with more members mapping to distinct regions were identified.

Mapping software such as bwa [ 28] will truncate or "soft-clip" reads that consist of two segments mapping to distinct locations, retaining the mapping position of the longer fragment.

Based on their ability to inhibit DKK1 function in vitro and their binding mapping to distinct domains of DKK1, two FAbs were selected for conversion to full length mouse IgG1 antibody, production from CHO cells, and testing in vivo.

Limitations of the technique include the difficulty of tagging very rare transcripts when a reduced number of tags is generated, the possibility of non-specific tags (tags mapping to distinct transcripts) or transcripts that produce no tags, due to the absence of the restriction site or the poly-A tail [ 27].

This ensures that any two array elements simultaneously alive are mapped to distinct memory locations.

This paper treats spatial multiplexing MIMO, where independent data streams are mapped to distinct OFDM symbols and are transmitted simultaneously from transmit antennas.

Many populations within described species that exhibit mtDNA monophyly also map to distinct nuclear clusters with high individual membership coefficients (Table 2).

This is likely an artifact of low diversity given that these loci have been mapped to distinct linkage groups in the related warbler A. arundinaceus (B. Hansson pers. comm).

Current findings suggest that specific motor behaviors may map to distinct neuronal classes within the ellipsoid body; for example, orientation during visually guided walking maps to the R1 or R3 neurons [57], [59], whereas ethanol-induced hyperactivity maps to the R2/R4 neurons (Fig. 3, 6).