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The samples in the present investigation compared to faunal samples published by Yoder [60].

Having looked at the 9,000 samples published by Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Buesseler has concluded that fish are at consumable levels while still containing various and complex ranges of radioactivity.

We applied cluster analysis based on sequence signatures of the 13 human gut metagenome samples published by Kurokawa et al. [ 28].

The percentage of segmental copy number alteration of all recurrent tumor samples (published by Liu et al. [ 25]) is smaller than in the WAP-SVT/t tumor samples mentioned previously.

A road map of the experimental approach is given in Figure 2. Furthermore, the results presented in this work were compared to the data of six recurrent tumor samples published by Liu and coworkers [ 25].

The gene expression from 219 primary lymphoma samples described by Hummel et al. (MMML-1 cohort) and 99 primary lymphoma samples published by Dave et al. (LLMPP-cohort) were compared to global gene expression changes described within the text [ 20, 21].

This led to the first report of isolating and cloning bulk DNA from an environmental sample, published by Pace and colleagues in 1991 while Pace was in the Department of Biology at Indiana University.

The analysis of the additional samples published herein has been approved by the institutional review boards (the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics, number 1.2005.1629; and reference [ 46]), which involves that informed consent is obtained from patients being enrolled to the study.

In the current study, we performed an integrated data analysis, combining gene expression profiles from our collected paired stage II CRC patient's samples, with genomic alteration data of 195 CRC samples, previously published by the Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) project, along with extracted results from more than 50 previously published microarray studies.

One of the first comprehensive attempts to characterise the variation in gene expression between sporadic breast tumour samples was published by Perou et al (1999, 2000).

One of the first reports of the presence of non-typhi serotypes of Salmonella enterica in U.S. poultry feed samples was published by Edwards et al. (1948).