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We compared the RAD21 binding pattern to the CTCF binding sites in ESC and observed a remarkable overlap of the binding patterns of these two factors, with 73% of the RAD21 binding sites co-localizing with CTCF binding sites (Fig. 1A).

Here, we describe a remarkable overlap of the fragment hit set of the H4R and the 5-HT3AR.

Remarkable overlap of differentially methylated regions (82%) was seen between the colorectal IDH1 mutation-like cluster and the glioma methylator phenotype, which is caused by IDH1 mutation.

Sampling of rotting fruits and flowers revealed proliferating populations of Caenorhabditis, with up to three different species co-occurring within a single substrate sample, indicating remarkable overlap of local microhabitats.

We found remarkable overlap of genes with increased expression in the spleen of A. callidryas individuals that cleared infection in this study and infected A t. zeteki from a prior study that had previously been Bd exposed (Ellison et al. 2014).

It indicates that the score distribution of ozone has a remarkable overlap with that of ultrasound as their medians, lower percentiles, and upper percentiles are close to each other.

BRA-binding peaks show a remarkable overlap with those of EOMES (Teo et al., 2011) and of SMAD2/3 (Brown et al., 2011) in hESC-derived mesendodermal progenitors (Fig. 4C,D), and share with BRA many putative common target genes (Fig. 4E).

In this context, it is perhaps noteworthy that the subset of tRNAs conserved in the plastid genomes of parasitic plant plastids (including Cuscuta) shows a remarkable overlap with the set of mitochondrial encoded tRNAs for which no import has ever been observed [see also [ 33]].

The molecular characteristics and distribution of different types of protein aggregates in ALS can be linked to specific genetic alterations and shows a remarkable overlap hinting at a convergence of underlying cellular processes and pathological effects.

The forward and backward curvature paths exhibited a remarkable overlap with no evidence of hysteresis.

Tumor size was significantly greater in "hotspot" tumors than in "uniform" ones, but this finding did not act as a predictor of excellent optical contrast because of a remarkable overlap between the two groups.