We are grateful to all the voluntary donors of DNA samples in this study.
Therefore, the pIR-IR225 protocol was used to date the samples in this study (see SI Luminescence dating for details).
The consistent preservation of a strong oral microbiome signal in all 48 dental calculus samples in this study suggests that this pattern is typical for archaeological dental calculus.
Because MKLN1, which encodes the muskelin protein, was expressed by all samples in this study (Fig. 6c), the MKLN1 promoter is generally active in glioma tissues.
As many of the post-treatment plasma samples in this study were collected long before clinical recurrence, we cannot conclude that these mutations are associated with therapeutic resistance.
(Left) Background-subtracted XRD spectra for samples in this study.
All samples in this study display brittle failure.
E1 and E3 were not detected in any saliva samples in this study.
Figure 4 Summary of semi-quantitative XRD analysis of samples in this study.
Samples in this study were taken from human lung tissue and cigarette smoke exposed mice.
