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k-Means clustering was performed on the same set of components to provide the map of cluster labels shown in Fig. 5b.

To investigate if the immunocytochemical results were reflected by the change in total protein levels when incubated with the same set of components, we performed Western Blot analysis.

Since the same set of components were observed in sections of either blood vessel wall, the characteristic feature that distinguishes the artery from vein was wall thickness and number of smooth muscle cells that span through vessel wall.

All of these brains contain the same set of basic anatomical components, but many are rudimentary in the hagfish, whereas in mammals the foremost part (the telencephalon) is greatly elaborated and expanded.

We tested the effects of HRG-α on the adhesion of Capan-1 cells to the same set of extracellular matrix components and for the same duration of treatment.

All participants worked through the same set of tasks and program components but the tasks were different in each cycle.

This explanation may be relevant to a general investigation of factors determining ligand-specific or receptor-specific signal transduction pathways when considering the fact that mammalian cells share almost the same sets of signaling components [12] [14].

The coincidental diversification of the two complexes, each specialising on the same set of Plurinerves host species, suggest that a component of diversification opportunities for gall-thrips was a consequence of host range expansion and host speciation.

We also performed a principal component analysis on the same set of 1088 significantly differentially expressed genes (Fig.  2).

Our data showed that distinctions among base packages can easily be achieved by making different component combinations while drawing from the same set of care service supply.

A principal component analysis (PCA) was performed on the same set of data and a biplot drawn with the R biplot function (Figure 6).