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The broadening and weakening of the secondary peak compared to the primary peak is likely due to local mixing of the ICG dye bolus with the bloodstream.

As can be seen in Figure 2d, the primary peak is located at 55 days, and a second peak is located at 80 days.

The primary peak is followed by smaller undulations (2nd and 3rd peaks) before stabilising to a constant value, the bulk fibril number density, in the radial distribution histogram (Fig. 3).

We therefore analyzed melting profiles to establish melting temperatures (Tm); in cases where there was more than a single peak, the primary peak was selected for analysis.

The primary peak was more clearly defined than the secondary peak in the circular and columnar histograms (figure 1A, B, respectively).

In the superficial lamina, where both the primary and secondary fODF peaks were mainly tangential, the primary peak was chosen for the calculation of the mean direction and OP.

In heterochromatin, the primary peak was shifted slightly rightward and a secondary peak appeared, suggesting a complex with H3 nucleosomes or a mix of CENP-A and H3 nucleosomes.

Fractions from the primary peak were pooled and concentrated to 10 15 mg/mL by centrifugal ultrafiltration, aliquoted (500 μL), frozen by being immersed in liquid nitrogen, and stored at −80 °C.

Consistent with previous studies, two primary peaks were observed in DSC curves for rice wholemeal samples: the first one was the initial gelatinization peak at 65 ~ 85°C of amylopectin; the second one at around 105°C was the amylose-lipid complex dissociation peak (Biliaderis et al. 1985).

Timeframes for proliferation events indicated by more prominent primary peaks were not estimated because these features were found in both the hybrid and parental species.

Primary peaks are associated with any b or y ion, while secondary peaks are any a ions, or primary peaks coupled with a loss of water or loss of ammonia.