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Additional file 6: Figure S5. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 9: Figure S8. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 8: Figure S7. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 1: Table S1. The PRISMA Checklist.

Additional file 4: Figure S3. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 2: Figure S1. Risk of bias evaluation.

Additional file 3: Figure S2. Risk of bias evaluation.

Additional file 7: Figure S6. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 5: Figure S4. Funnel plots of all studies for each secondary outcome measure.

Additional file 2. Materials and Methods.

Additional file 4: Figure S2. Comparison of the relative abundance (%) of bacterial taxa at the genus level.

Additional file 10: Table S1. Summary of sequencing nuclear genomes by Illumina. Table S2. Summary of sequencing mitogenomes by Illumina. Table S3. Summary of sequencing mitogenomes by PacBio. Table S4. Multi-copy genes in mitogenomes of the BIL lines. Table S5. Rearrangement types and recombination manners in BIL mitogenomes. Table S6. Variation of some representative gene clusters in mitogenome of BIL lines. Table S7. Special mitogenome sequences in 93–11. Table S8. Homologous region boundaries of BIL lines relative to O. glaberrima. Table S9. All repeats detected in O. glaberrima mitogenome. Table S10. Category of multi-copy repeats in O. glaberrima mitogenome. Table S11. RNA editing events detected in mitochondria of BIL lines. Table S12. Confirmation of RNA editing using Sanger sequencing

Additional file 1. Additional figures and tables

Additional file 3: Figure S1. The tumor volume and weight obtained by the treatment of four different treatment groups.

Additional file 1. The main results of differentiation of CAR-expressing iPSCs into CAR-macrophage cells with antigen-dependent phagocytosis and anti-cancer cell functions in vitro and in vivo.

Table S2. The description of full-term birth and preterm birth by different ambient temperature category in Brisbane, 2000–2010 (n = 237,585). The description of full-term birth and preterm birth. (DOCX 23 kb)

Table S3. The associations of ambient temperature at conception/delivery with preterm birth in Brisbane, 2000–2010 (n = 237,585). Association of ambient temperature with preterm birth. (DOCX 31 kb)

Table S1. Summary distribution of meteorological and pollutant exposure of 237,585 births in Brisbane, 2000â 2010. Summary distribution of meteorological and pollutant exposure. (DOCX 27â kb)

Figure S3. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 109â kb)

Figure S1. The associations between ambient minimum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient minimum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 115â kb)

Figure S4. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and birth weight after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and birth weight. (PDF 82â kb)

Figure S1. The associations between ambient minimum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient minimum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 115â kb)

Supplementary Material. (DOCX 49 kb)

Figure S2. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 106â kb)

Figure S4. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and birth weight after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and birth weight. (PDF 82â kb)

Supplementary Material. (DOCX 49 kb)

Figure S3. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 109â kb)

Figure S2. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age after adjustment for maternal and perinatal factors, air pollutants, and meteorological exposure. The associations between ambient maximum temperature and gestational age. (PDF 106â kb)