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Haplogroup M has been found ubiquitous in India, although its frequency is somewhat higher in southern Indian populations than in northern Indian populations and to a large extent autochthonous because neither the East nor the West Eurasian mtDNA pools include such lineages at notable frequencies [37], [58].

Concerns about the toxicity of PFCs arose in the early 2000s after they were found to be ubiquitous and persistent in human blood samples worldwide (Lindstrom et al. 2011).

In all three rounds of sampling, the natural estrogens estrone (E1), E2β, 17α-estradiol (E2α), and estriol (E3) were found to be ubiquitous.

A total of twelve GPCRs (40%) were found to be ubiquitous along the GI system (expressed in at least eleven segments – Figure  2), nine GPCRs (30%) had widespread expression (detected in at least five segments – Figure  3), seven GPCRs (23%) had restricted expression (transcript found in no more than four segments – Figure  4) and two GPCRs were not detected in any segments.

These features suggest that a significant proportion of these transcripts are unlikely to produce a functional protein product and given that no cancer-specific transcripts were found to be ubiquitous to all cancer libraries or even a cancer type, we believe that the majority of cancer-specific transcripts, although probably functional, are unlikely to form part of a core cancer transcriptome.

Consistency of observed gene expression in consecutive tumour sections demonstrated the reliability of the IS-RT-PCR technique and as expected, all cells were found to express the ubiquitous β-actin gene.

These RNAs were found to be associated with ubiquitous SC35 splicing domains, and their functions are linked to the mechanism of pre-mRNA metabolism [33].

We further classified these regions as follows: Ubiquitous SERs were found in all samples and were likely due to similarities in the genetic background of the chickens.

In a 1982 study by the New York State Bar Association, this practice was found to be ubiquitous.

And should they canoodle in public, they risk being found out by ubiquitous uncles and aunts and family friends, who are likely to snitch on them.

In previous studies, Stenotrophomonas spp. has been found to be ubiquitous in marine, soil, rhizosphere of diverse plants (Denton and Kerr 1998) and polluted environments (Dungan et al. 2003).