Sugar production is higher when exo-R cellulases hydrolyze the cellulose surface in the presence of endo-cellulases when compared to the sum of their conversions achieved alone.
For mixtures, calculated conversion factors (based on a weighted sum of the conversion factors for single components) were compared with the experimentally determined conversion factors.
* The sum of non-conversion rate and T-C sequencing error rate.
We used the unmethylated chloroplast genome [ 21] to calculate the sum of non-conversion rate and T-C sequencing error rate, which is as low as 0.47% to 1.17% for the four samples respectively (Table 2).
We used the unmethylated chloroplast genome [ 21] to calculate the sum of non-conversion rate and T-C sequencing error rate, and then conducted binomial tests using these values with false positive rate below 5% to exclude those mCs that may be the results of non-conversion of cytosines during our bisulfite treatment or T to C sequencing errors during base calling process.
This was measured experimentally as the sum of the conversion of [U-C]glucose to total lipid (FA+GG +CO2 together with the formation of lactate+pyruvate [ 28] (note: FA, long-chain fatty acid synthesized de novo from glucose and converted into TAG; GG, the glyceroyl moiety of TAG formed from glucose).
The pathology score was the sum of numeric conversion of the severity (none, minimal, mild, moderate, marked, or severe) and distribution (none, focal, locally extensive, multifocal, multifocal and coalescent, or severe) of tissue alterations to produce a pathology score on a scale of 0 10 (Porter et al. 2001).
The error rate of each library (sum of the non conversion rate and T/C sequencing errors) was calculated as the total number of sequenced Cs divided by the total sequencing depth for sites corresponding to Cs in the Lambda genome.
In addition to the known set of conversion modes, (the sum-conversion modes), in which, for a double traverse of the plate, a phase sum condition is satisfied, there is a set, (denoted as the difference-conversion modes), in which a phase difference condition is fulfilled.
