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Immunofluorescence detection of phospho-histone H3 demonstrated that very few Pdx1+ cells replicated on day sixteen of the FGF4/RA protocol (Fig. S4B).

If these numbers were replicated on Sunday, the most likely outcome would be a government supported by deputies from PP and Ciudadanos.

If replicated on Thursday, either Mr Miliband or Mr Cameron could become prime minister with the lowest share of the popular vote since 1923.

If these numbers were to be replicated on election day, the SNP would secure 54 of Scotland's 59 seats.

Labour can take some comfort from having cut the Tory lead from 19 points three weeks ago, though the current 15-point difference would still deliver a thumping Commons majority of about 100 for Theresa May if replicated on polling day.

Its current lead in opinion polls of 54% to 46% in two party preferred terms – including in the most recent Guardian Essential poll – could result in the gain of up to 25 seats if replicated on election day.

Then, 100 µl were plated on a YPD plate and replicated on the following day on either YPD or standard 5-fluoro-orotic acid (5-FOA) (US Biological) plates to identify potential colonies that lost the plasmid.

Each day, we tested 10 females with the same male mating pool, and the procedure was replicated on 13 different days (each day with a different male mating pool).

In this prospective study, the proportion of pandemic (H1N1) 2009–infected persons still shedding replicating virus on day 8 varied from 8%to13%3%, with no difference between children and adults.

If the 73 symptomatic household members without PCR-confirmed illness are assumed to have pandemic (H1N1) 2009, a minimum of 8% (6/73) of case-patients shed replicating virus on day 8. Self-isolation only until fever abates appears insufficient to limit transmission.

This process cannot be replicated on paper.