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A markedly higher frequency of InsGs and also a higher frequency of GC-TA transversions along with a concomitant lower frequency of CG-TA transitions were found in cauda spermatozoa compared to the liver, suggesting that the spontaneous mutagenic process in the male germ line may be different from that of somatic cells.

A more comprehensive functional analysis of CD4 T cells producing various combinations of cytokines revealed the presence of a markedly higher frequency of PPD as well as α-crystallin specific 3+ (IFNγ+TNFα+ IL2+) and 2+ (producing any two cytokines) CD4 T cells in R/D vaccinated animals compared to BCG, rBCG and sham immunized animals (Fig. 8B and 8C).

Our study revealed a markedly higher frequency of positive samples by both the MM RT-qPCR assay and the individual mRNA-assays compared with ICC.

In the control group patients (treated with 5-FU alone after curative operation) of these studies, we noticed that the patients with tumours expressing sLx and sLa antigens at higher levels showed a markedly higher frequency of metastasis and a significantly lower survival rate, indicating its aggressive characteristics.

This difference re-emphasizes that there are regional variations in prevalence, a concept further supported Al-Kuraya et al. who demonstrated that a markedly higher frequency of HER2 and MYC amplifications are seen in Saudi as compared to Swiss breast cancers [ 2].

Markedly higher frequencies of excisant recovery were obtained.

Some patients with inflammatory arthritis had markedly higher frequencies of CD146+ T cells in the CD4 subset than healthy controls.

If comparing the methylation pattern alteration of the immobile mPing-flanking regions with those of random genomic loci (revealed by MSAP, Figure 2b), a striking feature of the immobile mPing-flanking regions is that they showed markedly higher frequencies of CHG hypermethylation in all three genotypes.

Second, when HPAA tracts consisting of no less than six amino acids were quantified, sea lamprey exhibited a unique pattern of HPAA accumulation, with markedly high frequency of peptides containing HPAA tracts consisting of particular amino acids and their compositions with the number of contained homopolymeric amino acids taken into account.

Among present day Scandinavians Hg I constitutes <2% [55], [56], however, we have previously observed a markedly higher frequency (10 20%) of Hg I in Danish Iron Age and Viking Age population samples (Table S3) [21], [21].

In Tottori prefecture, however, 22 of 68 influenza viruses A (H1N1) tested possessed H275Y, showing a markedly higher frequency (32.4%) than that in other prefectures.