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DE carried out the isolation with migration analyses and helped to draft the manuscript.

For the evaluation of repeatability, a series of doubly analysed stereo radiographs was performed, including the reference zero-wear stereo radiograph that was used in all migration analyses, and this provided an explanation for the small systematic bias of the RSA methods.

This, combined with NCPA and effective migration analyses showing range expansion and movement to the east and north in the 3N2 lineage, make it most likely that the 3N2 parthenogens were formed in the west-central or southwest part of their current range.

Migration analyses of Myanmar and four Southeast Asian regions displayed a vivid exchange of genetic material between the countries and demonstrated a strong outwards migration of Myanmar to all analyzed neighboring regions (for details see Additional file 4: Table S4).

Because virtually nothing is known about the mechanisms linking upregulation of MGP and prognosis in gliomas and, more generally, about the function of MGP in tumors, we hypothesized that MGP promotes glioma migration and performed expression and migration analyses.

Our Bayesian Structure analysis did not further subdivide the Northern lineage into subpopulations and the assignment and migration analyses points to high levels of gene flow between sample localities.

In both the penetration and migration analyses, the shell + liner condition number was statistically significantly lower and the bead count was significantly higher than for the other methods.

Attachment and migration analyses showed that recombinant collagen without contribution of exon 70 was similar in effect to normal type VII collagen.

The migration analyses between Guinea-Bissau and other countries in West Africa showed connections to both Cameroon and Mali (Figure 6).

For these experiments, T-Ag expressing cell lines were treated with LY294002 and U0126 singly or in combination, followed by in vitro invasion and migration analyses using Boyden chambers.

Phylogeographic studies and migration analyses based on DNA data suggested that the center of origin of M. graminicola was the Middle East and that the pathogen was dispersed throughout the world during the spread of wheat cultivation [23], [24], [25].