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The high level of AFs in raw peanuts from both supermarkets and open markets samples constitutes a health hazard for the population of Lusaka district.

Given that the collection and storage of samples constitutes a key part of the chain of processing, and the Regulation has been tasked with protecting individuals' interests when their data are being processed, it would make logical and practical sense to apply data protection law to biological samples in the biobanking context.

Meta-barcoding of mixed pollen samples constitutes a suitable alternative to conventional pollen identification via light microscopy.

The reduction of globin transcripts in whole blood samples constitutes a reproducible and reliable method that can enrich data obtained from next generation sequencing-based expression profiling.

Although cost effective compared to whole genome sequencing, analysis of many samples constitutes a significant cost, which could be reduced by pooling samples before capture.

This collection of samples constitutes a large dataset that allows us to perform a robust profiling of a large fraction of the human transcriptome, covering an ample spectrum of clinically and biologically relevant conditions.

Although barely explored so far, the release of resolved cellular samples constitutes an exciting strategy for further cell analysis.

Pak Sham (Social, Genetics and Developmental Psychiatry Research Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London, UK) also pointed out that pooling samples constitutes an initial screen and can not replace individual genotyping.

Real-time PCR applied directly to samples from positive bloodstream bottles or whole blood samples constitutes an accurate tool for the early identification of pathogens and antimicrobial resistance genes in bloodstream infections of pediatric oncologic patients.

This finding requires further study, nevertheless it may be reflective of the unavoidable systematic biases that may affect small sample size case-control candidate gene studies; in this respect, the 'agnostic' genome-wide approach that we employed using two population-based samples constitutes an improvement.

Between-participant variations in sampling conditions of these biological samples constitute a potential source of exposure misclassification.