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Intriguingly, we also recorded a third type of dopaminergic-like neurons, which shared more similarity with type-1/2 putative dopamine neurons rather than non-dopamine neurons.

The species which shared more number of polymorphisms with O. aries (reference species in our work) were O. musimon (7), O moschatus (7) and C hircus (5).

Contig 4 of VIROAF73 aligned with an envelope region of WNV which shared more similarity with lineage 2 of WNV than lineage 1.

The exception to this was C. oncophora L4 which shared more secreted peptides with the free-living stages than with the other parasitic stages.

The conservation of gene orders was checked for 21 linkage groups which shared more than two markers in the two maps.

The designation of subgenome "a" or "b" for each LG in this study was given according to the named subgenome of a corresponding LG, which shared more markers than its alternate LG (Okada et al. 2010).

In the afternoon I'd chair a G8 leaders' summit committing Western nations to a new international development doctrine which shares more fully the resources of the industrialised nations with those who are not.

Those who have read the novel will notice parallels (for starters, the protagonist is named Blossom, not far from Joyce's Bloom), but they might also find some parallels to Conor McPherson's "Shining City," which shares more than just a similar title.

Although fission yeast has served as an important model system, which shares more cellular processes (e.g., RNAi) with humans than budding yeast, its use for chemical biology has been limited by its multidrug resistance (MDR) response.

That sort of thing doesn't seem all that likely in the modern Satanist Church, which shares more DNA with new age self-help philosophy than the P.A.G.A.N.s from the 1987 movie Dragnet.

In order to avoid over-fitting, we exclude complexes, which share more than 30percentt identity with cases in testing set.