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Given the fraction of total axis length that was asynapsed in these syp-1 RNAi mnT12 nuclei, the observed restriction of GFP::COSA-1 foci to synapsed segments (where homologs are closely juxtaposed) represents a highly significant (χ 2 test; p = 0.0002) departure from the distribution expected if GFP::COSA-1 foci were equally likely to occur on synapsed segments and asynapsed segments (where homologs are separated), consistent with the interpretation that these GFP::COSA-1 foci correspond to interhomolog recombination events. 6 Extended Data Figure 4.
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These results were corroborated by PERMANOVA, which confirmed no significant difference between the two rhizosheath communities (Permutation tests, R = 0.256, p = 0.089) but a highly significant difference between the rhizosheath and bulk soil communities (Permutation tests, R = 0.9, p = 0.0002) ( Figure 4 a,b). 2.3.2.
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After correcting for multiple statistical tests on the same data, the difference between 0 and 24 hp irradiation in the signal intensity within the host DNA was not significant (F = 3.1; df = 1, 123; p-value>0.16), whereas the difference between 0 and 24 hp irradiation in the signal intensity in the virus DNA was highly significant (F = 64.5; df = 1, 109; p-value<0.0002).
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The LMM over HbO revealed both a highly significant main effect of Condition ( F (2, 437) = 8.59, η p 2 = 0.04, p = 0.0002), indicating that overall activations differed across Speech, Song and Hummed melody, as well as a significant Condition × Trial interaction ( F (2, 438) = 4.61, η p 2 = 0.02, p = 0.0104) (Fig. 4 ), indicating different trends between conditions across the time course of the experiment.