Mapping the different sequences to the full-length SmTRC1 genomic sequence confirmed a diversity of splicing patterns, as already suggested by mapping of previously existing GenBank ESTs.
For fumonisins, slightly acidic conditions are necessary with regard to stable retention patterns and ionisation efficiencies, as already pointed out in previous publications, e.g. [ 37].
Assuming a flat pattern of endowments, as already argued, we take a conservative assumption, i.e., changing labor composition due to a longer working period has no direct effect on the overall output per effective unit of labor.
The n-alkanes and the branched alkanes (Table 4) showed the typical pattern of CS as already described [ 32].
There were other intriguing patterns as well.
Does it change flight patterns as well?
However, the patterns of fractional appearance, as already observed for cluster 2, show a different temporal behavior.
Such a pattern fits the senegallensis haplotype network (as already discussed in [ 44]): two rare haplotypes found in sub-Saharan Africa tend to occupy an internal position in the network (Cri_CH_1 and Cri_MA_2), while one clearly derived haplotype is only found in the Maghreb (Cri_TU_1; Fig. 3a).
This will determine whether tandemly duplicated CBF/ DREB1 genes have evolved or not different expression patterns and so possibly distinct functions as already reported for different CBF/ DREB1 genes in other plant species [ 10, 41, 77, 78].
Then, the pattern of auto-ignition is much simpler, as already observed for toluene, m-xylene, p-xylene, and 1,3,5-trimethylbenzene [1].
