Barely Significant

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Further calculation of the percentages of DNA MLs in C, CG, CHG, and CHH contexts throughout the 26 cotton chromosomes revealed that hypermethylation in ZB relative to ZBA was mainly due to increased MLs in the CHH context, whereas CG and CHG methylation generally showed a decreasing trend in each chromosome ( Supplementary Materials, Figure S1 ).
Molecular Tunnels: Possible Oxygen Pathways The effect of differences in the intramolecular tunnel structure on the oxygen stability of the studied hydrogenases cannot be considered as definitely significant, because the diffusion kinetics is not clear; however, it could be argued that some differences favor some of the studied hydrogenases.
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Additional network analysis of the NPC1-dependent-8 module showed a highly significant gene network (score = 63) containing 34 genes all converging on App ( Supplementary Materials Figure S5B ), suggesting that genes related to Aβ processing are altered in Npc1 −/− and may contribute to the spatiotemporal neurodegeneration observed in the disease.
The authors reported that while there were no significant associations for total PCBs and ASD, there were marginally significant associations linking DL-PCB exposure and reduced risk for diagnosis of non-typical development (adjusted OR: 0.41 (95% CI 0.15 to 1.14)) and between RyR-active NDL PCBs and increased risk for ASD diagnosis (adjusted OR: 2.63 (95% CI 0.87 to 7.97)).
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Validation of RNA-Seq Data by RT-qPCR Albeit with different degrees of overlap, the gene expression datasets obtained with RT-qPCR showed a highly significant correlation with the RNA-seq results for seven out of the nine transcripts selected for validation, i.e., VTG, MFAP4, CFHL, CFBL, APOBL, C3, and CBLN2L, ( Figure 2 ), with a R 2 Pearson correlation coefficient equal to 0.7498, and a p -value < 0.00001.
[ 163 ], examining 2570 elderly individuals (mean age, 73.1 ± 10.4 years) over a 6 year period found that the methionine to Hcy status was associated with dementia development and structural brain changes, suggesting that a higher methionine to Hcy ratio may be significant in decreasing the rate of brain atrophy and decreasing the risk of dementia in older adults.