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Samples for batch test were collected in June and September.

Control ("normal") ventricle samples from three different labs were included and treated separately to correct microarray samples for batch effects (see Methods for the normalization procedure).

When genotype calls were determined for every 48 samples simultaneously analyzed in the same batch, the average overall call rate of 48 samples for batch #1 from the 2nd set was 97.21%, which was almost 2% lower than other batches.

Pre-treatment and post-treatment cases and controls were randomised across batches and within each batch across beadchips, and included an average of 29 cases and 17 healthy samples for batches 1 9.

We adjusted the founder and DO sample intensities for batch differences by quantile normalization across samples at each marker and calculated the intensity quantiles at each marker for the DO samples and the founders/F1's separately.

Initial samples for each batch were shimmed to ensure half-height line width of <1.1 Hz for the dimethyly-silapentane-sulphonate peak, calibrated to 0.0 ppm.

RNA expression data from 49 samples were evaluated using standard quality control criteria to assess the variability across samples, for example, batch effects that may have resulted from experiments being performed on different days or by different individuals, as well as the spatial distribution of probe intensities across chips.

For molecular analyses, samples from batch A.6 were taken before the addition of pure tNP (t = 15 days) and also after 17, 28, and 55 days.

For the 48 samples from batch #1 of the 2nd set, the intact genomic DNA could not be detected clearly when the samples were electrophoresed on 1.0% agarose gels.

Samples from Batch 2 (n=14) were used for microarray analysis followed by quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) on selected genes.

Cervical and urine samples were archived for batch testing for Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Chlamydia trachomatis and Trichomonas vaginalis at the University of Washington.