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In this study, we have presented experimental data of 166 differentially expressed genes at statistically significant values (-log10(p) = 5.43) with a number of 11 putative protein-coding sequences in strain ZM4 (Athat1821) that were not originally described in the primary genome annotation (see Additional file 4, 5).

Fifty percent of all positive responses were detected in individuals who did not express originally described restricting HLA-I allele.

Note, that we term this construct CaM C2) (and not CaM C3) as originally described in [13]) as the initiating Met residue is removed from the protein when expressed in bacteria making the engineered Cys the second amino acid residue.

The founder of the Motown record label is Berry Gordy, not Barry Gordy, as we originally described him in the article above.

We established that B. subtilis MinC activity is pH dependent, but that even at optimum pH (7.5) the inhibition of FtsZ polymerization is not as strong as originally described for E. coli MinC [7], [21].

The function of ESAG9 is not known; it was originally described as a gene found in a VSG expression site (ES) in the closely related parasite Trypanosoma equiperdum [ 24].

In our experiments we observed that ZIA was not as short lived as originally described.

18 Finally, we examined the performance of a version of the KMSK revised by its originators to include marijuana exposure, which the originally described instrument had not included.

However, we do not include these in the suggested classification system as they probably do not fit in the nosological entity originally described by Davison and we thus use the term PPS only in the context of NBIA syndromes.

But surveillance video of the March 4 incident, according to a source who has seen it, suggests the agents' actions that night weren't nearly as erratic as originally described in news reports and, subsequently, by members of Congress relying on said news reports in TV appearances.