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Following completion of functional assays of the passenger-display systems, each quantitative data set was normalized to an appropriate control. The heat map below compiles this data, enabling further analysis of the display systems. For each passenger system, the constructs with the highest signal of functionality were assigned a value of one, whereas those with insignificant deviance from the control were approximately zero. | Following completion of functional assays of the passenger-display systems, each quantitative data set was normalized to an appropriate control. The heat map below compiles this data, enabling further analysis of the display systems. For each passenger system, the constructs with the highest signal of functionality were assigned a value of one, whereas those with insignificant deviance from the control were approximately zero. | ||
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Conclusions
Heat Map
Following completion of functional assays of the passenger-display systems, each quantitative data set was normalized to an appropriate control. The heat map below compiles this data, enabling further analysis of the display systems. For each passenger system, the constructs with the highest signal of functionality were assigned a value of one, whereas those with insignificant deviance from the control were approximately zero.
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