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As the compartment-specific markers support an enrichment and robust separation of the three compartments, they enabled a marker-based determination of subcellular metabolite distributions for these compartments (Data S4).

Phylogenetic analyses derived from molecular markers support an origin of the domestic dog from one ancestor, the wolf (Canis lupus), thus refuting Darwin's hypothesis ([ 11, 22]; Figure 1).

Yet, the negative correlations identified between bacterial gene count and metabolic risk markers support an association between gut microbiome richness and metabolic health.

As expected, our broadly sampled phylogenies of the nuclear-encoded Calvin cycle markers support a rhodophycean origin for the complex plastid of Chromera.

Therefore, in agreement with Der1 and Cdc48, none of the two Tic markers support a common origin of Chromera and PCDs, which again contradicts the null hypothesis of shared plastid ancestry.

The intensity data for these three additional markers support a deletion in this region and show that the deletion is in both the Red Junglefowl and the White Leghorn, with the Red Junglefowl being homozygous for the deletion and one White Leghorn female being heterozygous for the deletion.

In conclusion, the recent genetic analysis using mtDNA, Y-chromosome, and autosomal markers supports an origin in Beringia for the common autochthonous Native American genetic lineages.

The steadily increasing expression of mature photoreceptor markers supports a fate change hypothesis for the effect of taurine/RA on RSC differentiation (see Discussion).

Both mitochondrial and nuclear markers supported a genetic structure of five units within the group, with three of the inferred units distributed within its main range, while two other units occur in separate isolates.

In some cases, exploration of divergence at nuclear markers supports a general pattern (Tellier et al. 2009), but in other cases the two genomic compartments appear to have wildly distinct histories of isolation and/or selection (Toews and Brelsford 2012; Pavlova et al. 2013).

Our data demonstrate that Wnt7a is the earliest known γ-MN marker, supporting a model of developmental divergence between α- and γ-MNs at embryonic stages.