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Still, the longer-term trend of stronger representation on the nation's payrolls will most likely continue, economists say.

Last month, however, the six-part fictional web series about queer and trans women navigating love and life in Los Angeles accomplished just that when it was nominated in the newly created category of outstanding short-format live-action entertainment program, continuing a growing trend of more representation of queer and trans people within the media.

Also, in the presence of maternal NVP, the trend of low representation of KIR2DL3 and its C1 ligand in INF infants vs. EU infants, was shown to be highly significant (P = 0.007).

A weak trend of increased representation of homozygous KIR2DL3 in the absence of its' HLA-C ligand (i.e. homozygous C2 group) in the IP infants compared to the EU infants was noted (P = 0.086; OR = 2.87).

Although this trend was not seen post NVP stratification (Table 3), within the mothers that received a single dose NVP, KIR2DL2/KIR2DL2 showed an opposite deleterious trend of higher representation amongst INF infants compared to EU infants (P = 0.08; OR = 2.33), which again showed a trend when analysed in the context of low MVL (Table 2: P = 0.06; OR = 4.54).

On the other hand KIR2DL3 in combination with its HLA-C1 ligand showed a trend of low representation amongst INF infants compared to EU infants and a combination of homozygosity for KIR2DL3 and heterozygosity for the HLA-C ligand (C1C2) showed significant low representation among INF infants compared to EU infants (Table 5).

In this study no significant differences were observed in the individual KIR gene comparisons, KIR gene number and ratios or KIR genotype, however the combination of KIR3DL1 and its HLA-B ligand, Bw480Ile, showed a trend of higher representation in EU infants compared to IP infants (Table S4), this trend however was lost upon MVL adjustment (Table 2).

Results for the overall group infant comparisons are shown in Table 5. IP infants had a strong trend of lower representation of homozygous KIR2DL2 compared to EU infants (P = 0.052; OR = 0.16), and this trend was maintained post MVL adjustment (Table 2: P = 0.058; OR = 0.13).

There is a general trend of decreasing representations of palindromes and inverted repeats with increasing OGT (Fig.  1, Table  3, and Supplementary Table S12).

Furthermore, the genes that represent the core mitochondrial proteome exhibit no definitive pattern of bias in their chromosomal distribution, but if anything appear to follow a trend of over-representation on the X, in line with the CA hypothesis.

The same analysis, using only common variations (MAF >5%), suggested that one haplotype is more frequent among cases than controls (WH4, p = 0.0227), with another haplotype showing a non-significant trend of over-representation in cases (WH5, p = 0.0883) (Table 5).