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Thus, while the normal signature was enriched in CGI regions, the cancer signature was even more enriched in CGI regions (Fisher's exact test, P = 0.02).
Figure 3A shows that active marks are more enriched in cis-NAT genes, and illustrates the following enrichment trend: cis-NAT > non-NAT > trans-NAT genes.
During the rest period, the burrow water becomes less oxygenated, and more enriched in metabolites such as NH4+ and ΣCO2.
In general, DIC samples are older and more enriched in δ13C than the biological materials from the same sampling date (Figure 3).
This ratio, when combined with the features of Fig. 4, indicates that, when normalized to PAAS, the groundwater samples are more enriched in heavy REEs than light REEs.
AM6 is slightly more enriched in heavy isotopes than (AM4, AM5, AM8, and AM7), but has very similar stable isotope content than AM1.
The isotopic composition of the wells downstream of the Samra area are distinct and more enriched in heavy isotopes than the upstream groundwater.
Coastal environments are more enriched in 13C relative to offshore environments [35].
This is consistent with the enhanced AMPAR/NMDAR ratio in DAP12KI hippocampus, since perforated synapses are more enriched in AMPARs than in NMDARs [23].
The functional term "cellular biosynthetic process" was more enriched in response to TNT, 4A DNT than 2,4DNT and 2,6DNT treatments (Table 6).
ESC genes were also more enriched in advanced HCCs from elderly patients.
