Sentence examples for a derived population from inspiring English sources

We analyzed nucleotide variation in a subset of eight Or genes located on the 3L chromosomal arm of Drosophila melanogaster in a derived population of this species and also in a population of Drosophila pseudoobscura.

This definition differs from previous formal definitions for a "founder type" that mandated that the sequence type under consideration be carried from a source population to a derived population [9].

We also obtained 7 R. norvegicus from a derived population in the UK from seven sites in 2012 (Table S1).

We sequenced 30 autosomal loci in a sample of individuals from the species' presumed ancestral range in NW China and from a derived population in the UK.

In the ecotype model, a new ecotype forms when the acquisition of an adaptive mutation allows a derived population to invade a new ecological niche and escape from the effects of drift and selection imposed by the ancestral population.

We sampled wild brown rats from the species' presumed ancestral range in NW China and from a derived population in the UK and estimated nucleotide diversity and population subdivision, based on the sequences of 30 autosomal protein-coding loci.

Although asexual reproduction results in a low genetic diversity in a clonally derived population, [3] it provides them the with the ability to quickly establish populations in newly available spaces.

We investigated the stem cell characteristics and differentiation potential of a chorionic derived population enriched in c-Kit+ cells and compared this to the unenriched population.

The results, combined with its high rates of heterozygosity, also suggest that the first human-associated population (population #4) appears to be a recently derived population originating from hybrids between the European and Asian populations.

A consensus map was constructed using the parameters for a cross-pollinated derived population and the integrate map function of JoinMap 3.0.

In either eventuality, A is fixed in the derived population.