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(These simulations were done in a manner similar to that reported above and in supplementary fig. S5 B, Supplementary Material online, except for the choice of initial sequence).

This response of the cells to knocking down the OD expression is different from that reported above, observed after TS treatment of the trypanosomes, which reinforces the possibility that SCD was also partially inhibited by 12- and 13-TS.

In the Dnmt1+/+ cells, we observed a situation identical to that reported above for 3T3 cells: MBD5 was always associated with chromocenters, whereas MBD6 was only associated with the chromocenters in about 25% of transfected cells.

The prevalence of seropositivity in these individuals was comparable to that reported above for Canadian-born individuals.

These structures are essentially identical to that reported above and to BidBH3 BaxΔC21 (PDB 4BD2), except to note that in the case of the BimBH3mini complex, no clear density is evident for F159 (the 'h4' residue).

Because the association between Pb exposure and PD was stronger in females, it might be expected that the overall association in the general population would be stronger than that reported above.

On the contrary, the companies that reported above-average profitability (measured by both the return on capital employed and total shareholder returns) had headquarters that were, on average, 20% larger than the headquarters of companies of similar size (in terms of total employees) and with similar influence over business decisions.

Companies that reported above-average diversity on their management teams also reported innovation revenue that was 19 points higher than that of companies with below-average leadership diversity 45% of total revenue versus just 26%.

Emerging and reemerging pathogens have been likened to weeds (24 ), and that the associations reported above are likely reflecting underlying "weediness," that is, a degree of biologic flexibility that makes certain pathogens adept at taking advantage of new epidemiologic opportunities.

This provides some confidence that the results reported above are not driven by one particular cohort of workers in our sample.

It is possible that the findings reported above could reflect the impact of unmeasured source country factors associated with labor supply, rather than culture or some community-level variable associated with gender roles.