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Our analyses identified the C-terminal region in all the original 368 NucS sequences (for details see Supplementary Methods and Supplementary Fig. 4).
Our analyses identified potential regions with high host diversity that could be prioritized for flavivirus surveillance, and we were able to narrow down avian and mammalian targets with potentially important roles in sylvatic transmission.
Results of our analyses identified nine- and eighteen-class Forest Pattern Regions that reflected the influence of natural and anthropogenic factors structuring forest extent and fragmentation.
Despite the diversity among proposals, our analyses identified ten areas, encompassing 10% of the Mediterranean Sea, that are consistently identified among the existing proposals, with an additional 10% selected by at least five proposals.
Our analyses identified nine distinct vegetation groups, with mean live tree basal area and density ranging from 0.3 to 72.7 m2 hand and 2.5 to 620 trees ha−1 for individual groups.
Our analyses identified one large effect QTL (nFT), which influenced flowering time in the laboratory and the probability of flowering in the field.
Results from our analyses identified grass orthologues of AtNRT1.2, AtNRT1.3 and AtNRT1.4.
In 29 gel features, our analyses identified two or more co-dominant proteins.
Our analyses identified that overall, rearranged regions had recombination frequencies about half of those around syntenic regions.
Overall, our analyses identified two distinct thymic macrophage populations that can be distinguished by the differential expression of CD11b and F4/80.
Our analyses identified that none of our samples had ITS sequences identical to Russula vinosa, a species previously thought to encompass Dahongjun from southern China (Figure 2).
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