Sentence examples for based on other markers from inspiring English sources

A secondary goal of this investigation is, however, a demonstration of the potential utility of the nu ITS2 rRNA as a DNA barcode for the Chlorophyta as tested against phylogenetic assessments based on other markers.

Some authors use definitions of these subsets based on other markers resulting in similar albeit not identical distributions (Appay et al., 2008).

It is thought that genetic risk information could be perceived as more personally relevant than risk information based on other markers of disease.

This is in line with a number of previous studies e.g. [ 17, 18, 30, 52] that also used consensus sequences of satDNA and obtained phylogenies that were largely congruent with those based on other markers.

Finally, all recovered FAD2 and FAE1 copies from species of the genus Camelina are monophyletic and sister to other sampled members of the tribe Camelineae, consistent with phylogenies based on other markers [ 3, 4].

Further research should focus on the pollen and seed dispersal strategies in the A. pyrenaeus populations, and studies based on other markers from cp DNA and/or nr DNA might help to elucidate the comprehensive phylogeography of the species.

However, using our SNP panel, fine-scale resolution of neutral differentiation was detected in the Snake River DPS at a level previously unreported based on other marker types.

These results reconfirm earlier observations on occurrence of low level of genetic diversity based on other marker systems such as amplified fragment length polymorphisms (Panguluri et al. 2006), Diversity Array Technology (Yang et al. 2011) and SSRs (Saxena et al. 2010a).

Following this study, a number of reports have identified CSCs in solid tumors based on other surface markers such as CD133, EpCAM and CD90 as well as phenotypic markers such as side population (SP) or aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH) activity [9 13].

First, we verified the resolving power of our SNP markers to discretely differentiate the two steelhead lineages that have been characterized in previous studies based on other genetic markers (e.g., allozymes, Currens et al. 2009; microsatellites, Blankenship et al. 2011), while confirming lineage of origin for each population.

Furthermore, molecular phylogenies based on other gene markers, albeit with sparse taxon sampling, have produced rather different results compared to SSU rRNA phylogenies [22], [28], [29].