Sentence examples for a red sector from inspiring English sources

The rate of minichromosome loss was determined as the number of colonies with a red sector equal to or greater than half the colony size (that is, the number of cells having lost their minichromosome at the first division after plating) divided by the number of white or sectored colonies.

Regrowing cells taken directly from a dark red sector of a primary macrocolony generated secondary macrocolonies (again at 37°C) with generally darker CR staining that now occasionally produced white sectors (Fig 8A-1).

Each sectored colony is depicted as a pair of lines with the upper line representing the red sector and the lower line representing the white sector.

In contrast to these relatively simple events, the sectored colony 18A has six transitions, one in the red sector and five in the white sector.

The "spike" of increased hybridization in the red sector for YJM789 SNPs near SGD coordinate 30000 is an artifact resulting from a deletion of YJM789 sequences during the insertion of the SUP4 -o gene into the YJM789-derived chromosome.

No alterations were detected on either chromosome V or VII in the red sector.

This ambiguity can be resolved by examining genomic DNA from the red sector.

Sequence analysis indicated that the red sector retained the SUP4 -o gene.

However, the presence of residues of the red sector appears to be limited to these three regions, whereas the blue and green sectors span the C-terminal region, with no red sector residues identified in this region.

In all 29 of these colonies, the white sector was HygR and the red sector was HygS, as expected if the EY7-33 conveventn event was unassociated with a crossover.

In the red sector, the transition between the homozygous SNPs and the heterozygous SNPs is between SGD coordinates 57170 and 60701.