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For these plots, we record the fitness of the most abundant clone at the end of each evolutionary trajectory.

The most abundant clone on the external site was S. epidermidis, which was also found to be abundant by cultivation.

G-banding analysis of the fibroblasts showed two cell lines, the most abundant clone having a normal karyotype (98%) and the other having a double ring 17 (2%).

While the lower limit of alpha tends to the SR (SR = α=0D = n), the upper limit of alpha is dominated by the frequency of the most abundant clone of the respective repertoire (α → ∞ D = −log sup f i ).

Empty vector was the single most abundant clone in the metagenomic library prior to selection, and the lack of its amplification using post-selection DNA as a template confirmed that the secretome selection step eliminated most of the "background" non-secretome-encoding recombinant phagemids, including the empty vector.

Accordingly, the relative representation of the most abundant clone inside each sublibrary was progressively increasing over cycles (maximal relative representation from 0.76% to 25.49%), while the complexity (i.e., the number of different clones) was accordingly decreasing over more than one order of magnitude).

In other words, the most abundant clones were almost always unique to a single lesion.

With the exception of these four clones, no others were one of the ten most abundant clones in any lesion.

Additionally, the distribution of T cell clones is markedly different between sites, with the ten most abundant clones representing a larger proportion of all T cells in metastases than primary lesions.

By molecular techniques, the most abundant clones isolated from hypersaline microbial mats revealed to belong to S. strictum (as Acremonium strictum, Cantrell et al., 2013), indicating that Sarocladium species might have the ability to grow in environments with high salinity.

Of the 20 most abundant clones in the population of naive CD4+ T cells in control lymph nodes of tumor-bearing mice, 16 were also most abundant in naive cells of unmanipulated mice (Fig. 5A).