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Renewability: It is possible to generate different protected templates from the same biometric data of a user.

The THRIVE system can generate a number of protected templates from the same biometric data of a user because of randomized encryption.

Riboprobes were made from PCR templates from the same vector (pT4P) (Pearson et al., 2009).

On this basis, any difference in sequence variants between the cloned and genomic DNA templates from the same individual is highly likely to reflect 'biological' sequence variants generated in vivo and not technical artifact arising from the sequencing process.

The relative expression of a defined gene (ratio between either heterozygous versus wild-type or homozygous versus wild-type of templates from the same litter) was calculated using the Pfaffl equation (Pfaffl et al., 2001).

But in the absence of highly similar templates, e.g. when only templates from the same fold but neither from the same family nor the same superfamily are available, the scoring is critical.

Diversity: Different protected templates generated from the same biometric data of a user do not allow cross-matching or information leakage.

To further confirm the reliability of LAMP, the experiment was repeated using 20 different DNA templates isolated from the same N. gonorrhoeae standard strain (ATCC 49926), but each from a different colony, at a concentration of 1 pg/µL.

The LAMP experiment was then repeated using 20 different DNA templates isolated from the same N. gonorrhoeae standard strain (ATCC 49926), but each from a different colony, to further test for sensitivity and replicability (as described above).

Fig. 4 LAMP assay using 20 different DNA templates isolated from the same Neisseria gonorrhoeae standard strain (ATCC 49926), but from different colonies, at a concentration of 1 pg/µL.

This would be comparable to the commonly used approach of enrichment from template derived from the same restriction enzyme (Cronn et al., 2012).