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In orangutan and gorilla we could only identify miRNAs that are expressed mutually exclusively in either liver or brain.

We also examined the histone modification co-occurrence patterns at nucleosome resolution, and we observed that active and repressive marks occurred mutually exclusively in the same nucleosomes.

Both PIK3CA and PTEN are components of the PI3K signaling pathway and mutated mutually exclusively in clinical specimens [ 31] and also in this cohort of cell lines [ 32].

Sir, EGFR and KRAS mutations occur mutually exclusively in NSCLC, suggesting functional redundancy (Kosaka et al, 2004; Pao et al, 2005; Shigematsu et al, 2005; Tam et al, 2006).

Mutations in GNAQ, or its paralog GNA11 (together referred to as G α genes), occur mutually exclusively in codon 183 (exon 4) or 209 (exon 5), leading to a constitutive activation of the MAP kinase (MAPK) pathway (Van Raamsdonk et al, 2009a, 2010).

Two molecules with m/ z 883.4 and 885.4 were detected almost mutually exclusively in wild-type and fat-1 mutant (Fig.  5f): a molecule with m/ z 883.4 was detected in wild type while a molecule with m/ z 885.4 being detected in fat-1 mutants (p < 0.005, t test, n = 8) (Fig.  5g).

One such mechanism might be that the alternative CLEL transcripts are mutually exclusively produced in different tissue and/or cell types.

Neph2 and Neph3 are mutually exclusively expressed in neurons of the olfactory bulb together with axonal repellent Ephrin A5 and its tyrosine receptor kinase EphA5 (Serizawa et al. 2006).

We next evaluated whether IRF-1 and NF- κB were mutually exclusively or concurrently activated in the 15 melanoma cell lines at basal level and after IFN- γ, TNF- α and IFN- γ plus TNF- α stimulations.

Remarkably, the TBD and IB4 bound to two populations of sensory neurons in a mutually exclusively manner.

It is possible that these strains may harbor mutations (e.g. point mutations) in that locus that eluded our PCR screening, or alternatively but not mutually exclusively, some strains could have mutations in novel genes outside of the gene cluster that are also involved in the melanization.