The phrase "a locus for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific location or situation that serves a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The research identified a locus for which further studies could be conducted to understand the phenomenon better."
Alternatives: "a point at which" or "a site for which".
If there is no preferential pairing between homeologous pairs of chromosomes, segregants at a locus for which both parents have a single dose will segregate in a ratio of approximately 3 1.
Segregants at a locus for which both parents have a double dose will segregate in a ratio of 35:1, and segregants at a locus for which one parent has a single dose and the other a double dose will segregate in a ratio of 11 1, even though the primer pairs amplify a product from both parents and therefore do not appear to detect a polymorphism.
A position weight matrix (PWM) was evaluated for each motif, with a genome match declared at any locus for which the PWM score exceeded 80% of the maximum match score for that PWM (R function: matchPWM, R package: Biostrings).
While pathologists can currently observe thousands of single cells from a cancer patient under the microscope, they are limited to evaluating copy number at a specific locus for which FISH probes are available.
To clarify the connection to earlier work, we address the case of an autosomal marker gene linked to a single autosomal incompatibility locus, for which a marker allele can reside on 4 = 2 possible backgrounds.
This array was further supplemented with a 256 kb tiling path of the human SCL locus for which a detailed analysis of histone modifications had previously been determined [43].
Many of the temples at Angkor, all of which gave expression to Indian cosmological and mythical themes, were built in order to provide a locus for cults through which kings and other members of the royal family could be assured of immortality by becoming identified with Shiva or one of the other preeminent gods of the realm.
Regarding other phylogenetic relationships, we characterized one locus for which a CR1 insertion was found only for Pelecanidae + Ardeidae + Threskiornithidae (branch 5 in fig. 3 B).
Fhb1, derived from the resistant Chinese cultivar 'Sumai-3' is the only locus for which a molecular mechanism has been proposed.
Missing genotyping is due to a variable number of samples for each locus for which genotyping was not successful.
