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28 56 57 Brandt et al 28 reported substantially higher contents of defence-related secondary metabolites, represented by phenolic acids; other defence compounds (tannins, alkaloids, chalcones, stilbenes, flavanones and flavanols, hop acids, coumarins and aurones), and total phenolics.

Himalaya 292 is a novel hull-less barley cultivar with lower total starch content, a higher proportion of amylose and a substantially higher content of soluble and insoluble fibre.

Diabetic smokers showed substantially higher carbonyl contents in sera as well as in purified IgG as compared with sera and IgG of diabetic non-smokers.

Overall GC content ranges from 34 39%, and coding regions have a substantially higher GC content than non-coding regions.

Despite the substantially higher GC content in L. major, relative scores remain broadly conserved (Fig. 5B).

However, these studies also showed substantially higher Se content in cows' blood (>100 μg/L).

This revealed a substantially higher CG content flanking the HMW 1a exon over the LMW 1b exon.

Astonishingly, the supernatant of the CHO cells consisted of over 75% mAb dimer and larger oligomers, representing a substantially higher aggregate content than reported in literature so far.

Based upon observations with PBRs with deplete nutrient availability, one would expect to see substantially higher lipid content in the oligotrophic communities than the eutrophic.

Perhaps neointrons with substantially higher AT content than their surrounding exons and established introns in the same gene are more easily recognized by spliceosomes during splicing and, thereby, diminish the deleterious effects of these exon-interrupting sequences.

One FHBL patient showed a substantially higher IMCL content compared with all other participants but median IMCL concentrations did not significantly differ between groups (patients 7.7%[4.5 10.1%%], controls 5.1%[3.3 21.4%%]; not significant) (Fig.  1b).