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Comparison between the human neuroligins and the AmNLG3 variants shows that the first alternative splice site (A) of the human neuroligins is conserved in AmNLG3 (Figure S3) and the second splice site (B) in human NLG1 maps precisely to the intron/exon 3 4 splice junction in AmNLG3.

Because this variant maps precisely to the OriB origin of replication, we re-named it the 'OriB variant'.

Interestingly, this inversion maps precisely to a deletion region associated with renal cysts and diabetes (RCAD) syndrome (30).

For example, Has-sometsuke maps precisely to pigmentation patterns in the shell, providing the first case of a gene product to be involved in molluskan shell pigmentation.

When you account for all of these factors, you come up with over four thousand clinical scenarios for which stenting may or may not be appropriate, many of which can't be mapped precisely to a clinical trial.

In particular, the mature hsa-mir-548 miRNAs are all 22nt in length, they were identified from a cDNA library made of size fractionated RNA and they map precisely to genomic regions that are predicted to form local hairpin structures.

The MDP data revealed that nearly all potassium transporters in our set map precisely to this locus - Kcnj9 and Kcnj10 as cis-eQTLs, Kcnv and Kctd4 as trans-eQTLs.

We then correlated the expression levels of each of these cis eQTLs with the expression of the trans eQTLs that mapped precisely to the most common marker for trans eQTLs in these region.

And by only considering probe sets whose target regions map precisely to a single location in the genome which in turn contains perfect matches for all eleven probes, we help to rule out doubts that inconsistencies observed between redundant probe sets are due to cross-hybridization or probe set-design artefacts.

These preferences were only clear for sRNAs that mapped precisely to the tRNA ends.

*Survey periods do not map precisely to epochs described in methods section.