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In parallel, when the promoter was inactive, an extremely significant increase ( p < 0.0001) in the amount of biofilm developed by both the C1HC474 and C2HC474 strains was detected, further confirming the effect of the mutated genes on S . aureus biofilm (Data not shown).
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Likewise, ANOVA performed on the corresponding Model 2 datasets again demonstrated that both the oil class and heating method main factors, and their first-order interaction effect, all exerted extremely significant effects on all aldehydic LOP variables evaluated, with p < 0001 in all cases.
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Correlation between self-reported evaluation score and a computed symptoms score A moderate correlation was found between the self-reported evaluation score (on a scale 0-10) and a computed symptoms score (by adding up all the symptoms a patient presents), by using Spearman's rho (0.584), which was extremely significant (P<0.0001), indicating an accurate correlation between the patients' estimate of disease severity and the number of symptoms ( Fig. 4 ).
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Preamplified samples, as compared to nonpreamplified DNA, showed an extremely significant improvement of the Ct value ( P < 0.0001), ranging from 10.0 to 14.4 for mitochondrial target, suggesting that preamplification step enhances the sensitivity of mitochondrial real-time PCR assay.
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Sea cucumbers treated with AjKiss1b-10 for 40 days exhibited weight loss (p=0.0583, Tukey’s multiple comparisons test, as shown in Figure 7E ) and extremely significant intestinal degeneration (p=0.0001, Tukey’s multiple comparisons test, as shown in Figure 7F,G ), which are characteristic phenotypes of aestivating A. japonicus ( Wang et al., 2015 ).