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The rate of stem cell formation was not distinguishable from that in wild type (Supplementary Fig. 5f).

We found that the rate of stem cell formation in either of the two aligned cells was lower than that for single isolated cells (Fig. 3a).

To form the appropriate number of floral organs, the rate of stem cell proliferation must be coordinated with the rate of organ formation.

Cold storage humidification reduced the rate of stem dehydration and browning; however, it increased the incidence of SO2 injury in table grape bunches and caused wetting of the packages.

Vogelstein and Tomasetti recently suggested cancer risk scales sub-linearly with the normal rate of stem cell divisions in the tissue of origin, suggesting a key role for DNA replication in mutation processes, and multiple 'mechanogenomics' mechanisms might explain the additional scaling of mutation rate with tissue stiffness.

Two common types of cancer - breast and prostate - were not analysed as the researchers could not find a consistent rate of stem cell division in those tissues.

For models where the loops and stems are partitioned, we also incorporate a scaling factor,, describing the evolutionary rate of stems relative to that of loops.

Rates of stem break, uprooting, and mortality over periods free of storms were also unrelated to wood density (Supp. Tables 3 and 7).

Rather, differences in rates of stem break reflect to a large degree higher vulnerability of large diameter trees during H. María, suggesting that differences in the meteorological characteristics of the hurricanes were responsible for the striking differences in rates of stem break among storms (Fig. 3, Supplementary Table 6).

During H. María, however, dense wood did not afford species any protection from stem break as there was no differences between rates of stem break between species with high and low-density wood.

It is assumed that cellular radiosensitivity is not modified by the space environment, but repopulation rates of stem and stromal cells are reduced as a function of time in weightlessness.