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We observed an equal frequency of duplications and deletions, as well as a 4-fold enrichment of CNPs within hotspot regions, compared with control BACs (P <.000001), which suggests that segmental duplications are a major catalyst of large-scale variation in the human genome.

Thus, after the Morris water maze, where no cognitive deficit was observed, an equal number of activated neurons was recruited from the whole neuron population into memory circuits of PC3/Tis21-null mice, despite the strong decrease of stage 6 terminally differentiated neurons.

We observed an equal distribution of RAD clusters across the B. rapa chromosomes.

We observed an equal number of cases (n = 2; 0.5%) and controls (n = 2; 0.6%) with duplications affecting CHRNA7, whereas Heizen et al. detected this CNV in six cases (2%) and one control (0.3%) (Heinzen et al. 2010).

To confirm the western blot results, we performed AGO2 immunofluorescence analyses and observed an equal and strong staining of NHEMs and all 'non-melanoma' tumour cell lines (PLC, HeLa, SW1353 and HepG2).

In cortical bone channels, however, we observed an equal distribution of osteoclasts and osteoblasts (9.5 ± 0.8 osteoclasts and 11.5 ± 1.1 osteoblasts per mm bone surface), both covering approximately 25% of the bone surface, indicating high but balanced bone turnover.

More specifically, for each of the 25 known CM domains, we evaluated the empirical probability P of observing an equal or smaller neighborhood size by chance (see Methods).

In turn the null hypothesis (observing an equal or even better match by chance) becomes less likely.

Under this null model, the probability of observing an equal or greater difference in species richness between sister groups is given by 2[Nsmall/(Nlarge+Nsmall-1)].

The p-values were calculated using the bivariate normal distribution, with p representing the probability of observing an equal or larger positive or negative correlation by chance.

We typically observe an equal distribution of small (S) and large (L) cell subpopulations in the mammary tumor cell fraction (Fig. 3B).