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Disaccharide analysis from bovine (Fig. 2) and murine (Fig. 5A) HS substrates reveals, as expected, that HSulf2 is most active on the trisulfated disaccharide species, D2S6.
Examining the relationship between PM and MM PPB values reveals, as expected, a correlation between each PM PPB and its six MM PPB values (Figures S6, S7).
Sequence analysis reveals, as expected, that EspJEPEC shows a very strong (79%) sequence identity at the amino acid level with EspJEHEC and an open reading frame (75% identity) in Citrobacter rodentium, the mouse A/E pathogen (Dahan et al., 2005).
The BLAST procedure (limited by the current GenBank submissions) reveals, as expected, very high identity between the 5'- COI region of S. latissima and other Saccharina species; however, the 3'- COI region of S. latissima has paradoxical similarity (but not complete identity) to a number of species belonging to the order Ectocarpales.
Correlation analysis revealed as expected a positive correlation between M (mg min−1) and lbm (R=0.41) and an inverse correlation between M and trunk fat mass (R=−0.37), whereas the respective correlation with total fat mass was not significant.
Results revealed, as expected, a specific core deficit in executive attention for the ADHD factor.
Quantification of these populations (Fig. 2b) revealed, as expected, the complete absence of any Oil Red staining on stiff matrices (0% stained), indicating a population-wide maintenance of PSC activation.
Looking only at the migrant subpopulation, it was revealed, as expected, that outcome rates in particular the cooperation rate and the response rate were lower for older than for younger migrants.
This revealed, as expected in this group with severe obesity, disturbances in glucose homeostasis.
Molecular analysis revealed, as expected, a marked change between seasons in molecular form composition and insecticide resistance status (Table 1).
Genome-wide analyses presented here have revealed, as expected, more extensive LD in isolated populations than in outbred populations.
