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Quality trimmed reads from RNA sequencing were mapped against the assembled contigs from genome sequencing, which thus served as reference.

If an expected peak was found, the presence of this peak was also sought in adjacent HPLC-MS runs using extracts of E. coli clones that contained other TruE2 derivative sequences, which thus served as negative controls.

Moreover, EGFR was the dominant recruiter of IRS-1, which thus served to limit the availability of IRS-1 to associate with IGF-IR in these cells and, as a result, suppressed IGF-IR signalling via this receptor.

Euclid devoted the last book of the Elements to the regular polyhedra, which thus serve as so many capstones to his geometry.

Basel is bursting at the seams and has no place to grow except by moving across the river to the industrial zones (being built around Mulhouse, which thus serves as a door by which Swiss concerns en ter the customs‐free Common Market area.

And that same mantric text is then further condensed into each syllabic-root letter of the Sanskrit alphabet itself, which thus serves as a means for meditation.

MacLeod defined clusters of landmark configurations that both captured discrete characters in a time-ordered set of taxa and that reconstructed its evolutionary history (itself known in these hypothetical data, which thus serve as a control sample).

The best characterized legume genomes are those of the model plants Lotus and Medicago, which thus serve as useful references for comparison with Arachis.

Vemirafenib-resistant melanomas respond to treatment with vemurafenib with an increase in HIF-1α levels, which thus serves as one of the mechanism of their resistance.

Curiously, clusias often germinate and start to grow within the tanks of CAM bromeliads, which thus serve as nurse plants for the clusias (Dias and Scarano, 2007).

In the second normalization procedure, relative FA amounts were obtained by dividing each peak area by the sum of areas for all FA peaks appearing on the same chromatogram, which thus serves as an unbiased, endogenous internal standard (Table 2).