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For example, hemilineages 1A and 1B are the respective A and B daughters of NB 1.

Among these GE Ms,49,599 and 50,935 were shown to be informative (i.e. RPKM > 0 for at least some lines) on respective A and C genomes; thus they were also used for marker-trait association study.

The respective A and D diploid genomes are closely related to the two homoeologous genomes in allopolyploid cotton, AT and DT ("T" denotes tetraploid), because allopolyploidization is thought to have occurred during the mid-Pleistocene era, or 1 2 million years ago (Wendel 1989).

These primers were extended as amplicon fusion primers with respective A and B adapters, key sequence and multiplex identifiers (MID) as recommended and tested in initial PCR reactions to determine their optimal annealing temperatures (50°C, 54°C, 58°C), cycle numbers (20, 22, 25, 30) and amounts of template DNA (50, 100, 200 ng).

The output of a MCA is a single most preferred option respective a ranking of options.

To compute margins and replenishment costs "a posteriori", we apply the respective "a posteriori" model, denoted as CSRP*.

In fact, the only fundamental difference between these two modifications is the symmetry of the C-2 chain formed by the respective A-type molecules (I: glide symmetry, II: inversion; see Additional file 1: Fig. S4).

They also suggest that the NIK1 residue Thr-474 is functionally equivalent to the corresponding BAK1 residue Thr-455 and BRI1 residue Thr-1049, which aligned at the same position in their respective A-loop and have been shown to be required for kinase function and signaling in planta [34], [45].

They are parental lines of the respective A- and B-genome mapping populations.

Watering of the limestone soil cores did neither affect the CO2 efflux from whole limestone soil cores nor from the respective A-horizons.

In SA4, comparisons were restricted to SF-36 scales with small baseline differences (maximum 0.49 SD) between the respective A- and C-cohorts, because scales with large baseline differences may have differing room for improvement following therapy, for regression to the mean etc.