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H. contortus is relatively closely related to C. elegans, with both belonging to nematode clade V, while Brugia spp. (clade III) are more distantly related [ 30].

The high genetic similarity between switchgrass and foxtail millet is not surprising when considering their close relationship, with both belonging to the same Paniceae tribe and the high collinearity among grasses reported previously (Devos and Gale 1997, 2000).

Finally treated with labelled polymer solution 30 minutes, and then with AEC substrate cromogen both belonging to the KIT.

Functionally characterized NRTs and AMTs [ 6, 21, 23- 30] were used for BLASTP searches against the annotated proteomes derived from 20 land plant genome sequences and this set was complemented with two green algal species (both belonging to the Chlorophyceae) resulting in a total of more than 1,300 plant protein sequences analyzed (Table  1, Additional file 1).

The amplitudes (envelopes) of two harmonics P1 and P2, with similar energy E1 ≈ E2, both belonging to the same source, have a high correlation coefficient.

D. melanogaster is closely related to mosquitoes, with both insects belonging to the order Diptera.

For example, free pirarubicin (THP) exhibits over 30- to 100-folds higher cellular uptake into tumor cells (pancreatic SUIT-2) compared with free DOX, although both belong to the anthracycline family in which a specific transporter system (e.g., glucose transporter) is highly up-regulated for THP uptake in some tumor cells [95, 102, 114].

The other two are from Cuba but with maternal Canary Islands ancestors, as both belong to the autochthonous U6b1a subgroup.

Two collapsed families were significantly associated with FI at FDR 5%%; both belonged to the class Mollicutes but were non-significant after alpha adjustment.

The most common OTUs detected with both methods belonged to Ascomycota; however, only 13 OTUs were detected simultaneously by both methods.

So I marched...so that he and others might be able to replace fear with courage, isolation with belonging, anger with hope.