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Fig. 4 By fragmenting the peptide bonds, collision-induced dissociation (CID) produces b- and y-ions of unequal intensity, while electron capture/transfer dissociation (EC/TD) fragments between the alpha carbon and the amine adjacent to the peptide bonds, thus producing c- and z-ions of approximately the same intensity, aiding both the identification of PTMs and the quantification of the peptides.

TRPS1 was expressed in the nucleus of colon cancer cells in 63/100 (63.0%, Figure 1 e)) of cases with unequal intensity.

T-SCE were scored as a CO-FISH telomere signal split between the two chromatids of a metaphase chromosome, which were often of unequal intensity due to unequal SCE [ 11].

We recognize the limitation of this approach of combining exposure pathways of unequal intensity and duration, but it also provides an analysis that parallels the previously observed findings of asbestos exposure and lung abnormalities in this population (Peipins et al. 2003).

Many groups exhibited unequal intensities, indicating that the XOS contained a mixture of several molecules.

The electrophoretic banding profiles generated by LAP, EST, PER, and CAT isozymes revealed multiple bands on different loci with different R f values and unequal intensities.

In addition, natural selection may have operated at unequal intensities in different environments (e.g. in regions characterized by different levels of pathogen richness or prevalence of specific diseases), leaving heterogeneous signals in the genetic pool of human populations.

The ARINS technique utilizes the dressing of two unequal-intensity counter-propagating pulsed light beams with differential nonlinear phases, which occur upon traversing the sample if it exhibits nonlinear optical response.

For the unequal sampling intensity issue, we tested three modeling strategies: fitting models using all the data, down-sampling the intensified stratum; and building separate models for each stratum.

We explored means to accommodate unequal sampling intensity across strata as well as the unbalanced species prevalence in Random Forest models for tree and shrub species distributions in the state of Nevada.

Two approaches were used to account for unequal sampling intensity across the landscape (Fig. 1).