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This timing correlates with the top of the loess unit L10 in the "Chiloparts" (Chinese loess particle timescale) given a reference age of the bottom of S9-2 at 989 ka (Ding et al. 2002).

This timing correlates very well with the reactivation of mTOR in these cells (compare with Fig 8A).

As proposed by Wöhrle et al. [ 85], this timing correlates with the period of onset of rapid growth of the fetus and implies that during differentiation period in the first trimester, the number of repeats is somehow stabilized.

While it is not clear how autophagy flux may be restored after CNS trauma, the timing correlates with increased lysosomal biogenesis (53, 78), which could compensate for the initial damage to these organelles.

This timing largely correlates to times of increased sea-surface temperatures in the Gulf of California and enhanced warm-season monsoons.

The timing correlates with the domestication of cattle in the region about 8000 years ago, says Tishkoff, whose team reported its findings online 10 December in Nature Genetics.

In dividing tachyzoites, more than a third of the mRNAs exhibit significant cyclical profiles whose timing correlates with biosynthetic events that unfold during daughter parasite formation.

In contrast to our findings, some reports have challenged that pubertal timing correlates with adult BMI independently of childhood BMI (6– 8).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04106.002 The transcriptome of the intraerythrocytic developmental cycle (IDC) of P. falciparum is characterized by a continuous cascade wherein the expression of the majority of genes is maximally induced once per cycle and their timing correlates well with the timing for the respective protein's biological function (Bozdech et al., 2003).

First, replication timing correlated with transitions but not transversions in all three MMR-deficient tumors.

These findings are congruent with conclusions drawn in Watanabe et al. (2002) [ 29], where it was shown that early/late transitions in replication timing correlate with high SNP frequency, increased DNA damage, transitions in GC content, and concentrated occurrence of disease-related genes.