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For this purpose, we first need to devise an unbiased score to compare nucleosome calls.

Together with age and M-stage, this marker was selected in an unbiased score formation and performed well in both our training and test cohorts, as well as in an independent validation cohort of patients of this risk group.

(No reduction represented unbiased scoring).

(Unbiased scoring would produce a roughly equal number of grants awarded in each group).

However, unbiased scoring of more than 400 cells revealed that the percentage of cells with diffuse N+C staining increased up to 26% following Act-D treatment (Figure 5B), while the negative control remained at 3% under these conditions.

Because the test is unbiased, scores can be analyzed with a standard t-test.

Like any immunohistochemical assay, a frequent bottleneck is the unbiased scoring of staining intensity, percent positive cells, and subcellular localizations.

In order to provide an unbiased scoring of the hnRNP A1 localization, we used an Acapella Image Analysis Software (Perkin Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA) script that calculated the nuclear/cytoplasmic intensity ratio of hnRNP A1 (see Materials and Methods).

This method provides an unbiased quantitative score of mis-patterning severity that can be used to compare the impact of different genetic mutations on tissue patterning.

The Approximately Unbiased (AU) score for a branch point is the percentage of resamples in which the branch point occurs so that larger percentages represent more significant branching.

The clustering of the genetic interactors of STE20 depicted in Figure 4 identifies one large cluster that includes genes coding for proteins involved in cell-cycle progression and polarized growth such as CDC28, SWE1 (SGDID∶S000003723), CLA4, CDC42 (SGDID∶S000004219), and RAS2 (SGDID∶S000005042) [Approximately Unbiased (AU) score = 94 as shown in Figure S2A, see Materials and Methods].