Sentence examples for a derivative population from inspiring English sources

To investigate the contribution of the detected QTLs, we developed a derivative population, MBF6-26/2*B, in which Bikei 22 was backcrossed twice to resistant MBF6-26 (Figure 2).

Genetic maps have also been constructed in crosses between almond and peach including 'Texas'x'Earlygold' (T × E) [ 22- 24], 'Garfi'x'Nemared' (GxN) [ 25], 'Padre' × '54P455' (Px5) [ 26, 27] and a derivative population from GxN [ 28].

Cargo can be attached in a manner that provides a homogeneous derivative population rather than a polydisperse mixture of singly and multiply-labeled molecular species.

New household formation drives housing demand and is a derivative of population growth.

To further broaden hydrolyzate tolerance, colony 5 and the ethanol-tolerant derivative population 2A.1.53R were further challenged by repetitive serial transfer to increasing concentrations of xylose-rich PSGHL in microplates.

The approach relies on the use of a perturbation strategy to induce epigenetic variation in isogenic lines, followed by a transgenerational assessment of derivative populations.

All these populations were derived from LHst population [ 30], which in turn is a derivative of LH population [ 38].

Intraspecific comparisons between mainland source species and their derivative populations on multiple islands have also revealed complex patterns of body size variation (e.g., [12], [15], [16], [17]).

Generally, ancestors show significantly more genetic diversity than derivative populations because of the founder effect [ 47, 48].

It was hypothesized that TM would be able to eliminate the persistence of transgenes in progeny and derivative populations, or keep them at exceedingly low frequencies if gene flow and subsequent transgene introgression were to occur.

In this study, we report a new Mu element, Mu13, which was identified from the UniformMu population, a derivative Mu active line from the Robertson's Mu line.