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Because of differences in genotype frequencies due to race and geographical origin, only white probands originating exclusively from Germany were included in the study.

If 2,000 contaminating mRNA reads (2%), originating exclusively from exonic sequence, are added to the pool, the exonic reads increase to ∼11,000, thereby increasing densities within exons by ∼20%, whereas coverage within intronic regions will remain essentially unchanged.

In the case of Tp1, the phylogenetic analysis separated the 35 distinct alleles into a small clade (Tp1 cluster 2) containing 5 sequences originating exclusively from buffalo-associated parasites and a major clade (Tp1 cluster 1) containing two sub-clades 1A and 1B (Fig. 1).

The North American sub-group clustered cultivars and breeding materials originating exclusively from Canada and the U.S.A.

Two hundred and thirty five clusters coding for putative transcription factors (TF) were found in the salivary gland transcriptome of G. m. morsitans, one of which is significantly up regulated in the SG library, GM-1732, and assembled from 13 ESTs originating exclusively from the SG library.

Therefore, we concluded that the urinary excreted Klotho detected in PD subjects is not of glomerular origin, but rather originate exclusively from the renal tubules [ 6].

Data post-processing indicated that the site has a 700-m fetch, and footprint analyses showed that fluxes originated exclusively from the espinal.

Historically, it was assumed that the light-evoked neural signals driving the human pupillary light reflex (PLR) originated exclusively from rod and cone photoreceptors.

Drainage at "Shaft" originated exclusively from the two cow pastures.

Not long ago, technological advances seemed to originate exclusively from storied hubs on the two U.S. coasts: the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California's Xerox PARC, in what today is called Silicon Valley.

Furthermore, many arc volcanoes exhibit an "excess degassing" phenomena where fluxes of SO2 are too large to originate exclusively from the magma that is erupted, suggesting that other SO2 sources are contributing (Shinohara, 2008).