Sentence examples for array of maize from inspiring English sources

The result of this historic and ongoing evolution is the array of maize diversity found throughout Mexico and much of the world.

The highest resolution of a commercially available genotyping array for maize has been achieved by the Illumina® MaizeSNP50 BeadChip [ 21].

We selected sequence variants for the design of a high density 600 k SNP genotyping array for maize based on 57 M SNPs and small indels that were discovered by mapping whole genome sequencing reads of 30 representative temperate maize lines against B73 AGP_v2.

(The shorter fragments did not appear to be centromere specific, as they were also present in arrays of the maize 180-bp Knob repeat; data not shown).

We define as "tentatively orthologous" a sequence from another species if it was the top scoring match in both parts of a reciprocal BLAST analysis pitting the entire set of maize array sequences with all known genes of that species as defined by TAIR (Arabidopsis) or TIGR (rice).

In the Xihuatoxtla shelter, they discovered an array of stone milling tools with maize residue on them.

Detailed mapping of the repeat content and arrays of complete centromeres in some chromosomes of maize (Wolfgruber et al. 2009) and wheat (Li et al. 2013) revealed species-specific centromeric retrotransposons as predominant CENH3-associated DNA sequences (Fig.  1d).

An early version of an array used in maize was composed of 14 423 BACs [ 7].

The size of maize anther transcriptomes (based on 44 K maize array), however, was found to have a comparable number of transcripts to those found in our analysis [ 39].

In this study, we identified 1.25M SNPs with a minor allele frequency greater than 0.05 by combining reduced genome sequencing (GBS), high-density array technologies (600K), and previous deep RNA-sequencing data from 368 diverse inbred lines of maize.

Beyond the array of induced and characterized mutations in cultivated maize, which number well into the thousands, there is great natural diversity among maize races and lines.