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The area of black circles represents the accession numbers.
The first number represent collection year and the second number(s) represents the accession number assigned.
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A computer-generated movie, which gives an idea of how Tenochtitlan looked before its destruction by the conquistadors in 1521, also demonstrates how the Templo Mayor was constructed in seven successive layers, each representing the accession to power of a new emperor eager to please Huitzilopochtli and Tlaloc.
The area of black circles represent the accession numbers, the red line represents the standard deviation (SD) of the blast resistance scores in each sub-population, and the gray line represents the average level of the blast resistance scores of the RDP1 cultivars.
Besides choosing only one genotype per accession to represent the accession in the condensed dataset, other adjustments were made to create this dataset.
On the right, the cluster of yellow dots corresponds to accessions in subpopulation 4 (VT and FT from Europe) as defined in STRUCTURE, and on the left the blue dots represent the accessions corresponding to subpopulation 3 (CC), while the green dots represent accessions that correspond to subpopulation 2 (PC and T from Asia).
The Gb parent, VH8-4602, belongs to the group of Sea Island cottons among which it represents the best accession present in the extensive germplasm collection of CIRAD.
Each row represents the Genbank Accession number for cluster, and the columns are the number of ESTs from each of the six libraries that are a member of it.
Drug ID represents the unique DrugBank accession number of a drug.
Each entry in the three-way Proteomics Array, Xijk, represents the number of accession identifiers observed for the ith protein available in the jth category for the kth sample.
There are 34 ESTs representing the RcOLE1 (accession No. AAR15171), a homologue of At3g01570.
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