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highly significantP = 1 × 10 −80.0× alphaqualifiedgold
A burden test adjusted for sex and the first five principal components for the 15 loci revealed highly significant enrichment in rare homozygous, potential compound heterozygous, or hemizygous variants in patients relative to controls (P = 1 × 10 −8 ; odds ratio = 26.6; 95% confidence interval = 7.3–96.6), with 12 carriers among the patients (10.7%, including four homozygotes, one potential compound heterozygote, and seven hemizygotes) vs. three (0.25%, two homozygotes, one hemizygote) among the controls.
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These genes were chosen on the basis of showing highly significant self-linkage ( p < 10 −8 ) and at least a 1.2-fold difference in expression between segregants bearing the BY and RM alleles, such that no false positives and only one chance trans linkage due to a nearby gene were expected (see Materials and Methods ).
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We listed highly significant genetic effects of loci (−Log 10 P >8.0 and >1.0%, >0.5%) and consistent loci with environment interaction which were stable in a particular ecological area across at least two years for lint yield and three yield traits ( Figure 1 , Table 2 – 5 ).
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Biological underpinning of the shared genetic components—translational evidence from mice For each of the Master PCs, the top-500 correlations across all records of the Amygdala Cohort Database, ranked by the Genetic Correlation (Spearman's rho), were strong (absolute value ranging from 0.7 to 0.9), and highly significant ( p < 10 −8 , Supplementary Tables 5, 6 ).
highly significantP < 1e −080.0× alphaqualifiedgold
When we assessed the relationship between these two major allele classes and the above-described symptomatic and asymptomatic disease outcomes, we found a highly significant ( P < 1e −08 ; analysis of variance [ANOVA], F 2,43 = 30.06) relationship between allele class and disease outcome such that those CC-RIX mice homozygous for the classic inbred allele showed an enhanced propensity for symptomatic disease outcomes.
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Both the integrated fluorescence intensities, which represent the amount of DNA per nucleoid ( Figures 3B,D and Table 1 , columns 11 and 12), and the measurements of nucleoid lengths ( Table 1 , columns 13 and 14) indicate that the difference in DNA between small and large deeply-constricted cells at the fast growth rate is highly significant ( p < 10 -8 , as determined by a two-tail t -test); at the slow growth rate, the difference remains significant, but just barely ( p = 0.035).
highly significantP = 10 -80.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Cellular RNAs that increased in concentration slowly and steadily throughout most of the observed infectious cycle, which are grouped in cluster 5, exhibited a highly significant enrichment in RNAs specifying proteins that participate in the establishment and maintenance of chromatin structure ( P = 10 -8 ).