Sentence examples for be attributable to polymorphism from inspiring English sources
Differences between captured genes could be attributable to polymorphism, assembly defects, or limitations of CEGMA in distinguishing between paralogous genes.
Since such a low proportion may be attributable to polymorphism at the probe CpG sites, these 60 probes were excluded from this assay, leaving a final total of 26426 autosomal CpG sites.
For example, the differences in expression levels of GS5 in rice are attributable to polymorphisms in the promoter region, leading to grain width variation [ 44].
They concluded that susceptibility in this region could be attributable to a single polymorphism in the INS region.
This probably reflects the complex and multi-factorial nature of GBS virulence and molecular pathogenesis, which is likely to be attributable to multiple genes, polymorphism, and differential expression of these genes and regulation mechanisms [ 24, 25, 29– 329.
Most incongruent events between individual gene phylogenies are likely to be attributable to the effect of ancestral polymorphism.
The presence of strains from different evolutionary lineages in the same region could be attributable to a greater extent to ancestral polymorphism and/or to higher flow of viruses in certain areas of central Europe [ 16], compared to more isolated regions such as the Iberian Peninsula and the British Isles.
The origin of the high polymorphism in these two ascidian species has been investigated, and much of the polymorphism appears to be attributable to the large population sizes [15].
For CYTB in the La Jolla and Santa Cruz regions, MK tests suggest an excess of replacement polymorphism, which could be attributable to segregating slightly deleterious mutations.
Such differences in polymorphism level may be attributable to the sources of markers (melon source versus cucumber source), the melon lines used, or the relative genetic distance among the germplasm being evaluated.
The heterogeneity between the outcomes observed in different studies may be attributable to effect modification by genetic factors, for example polymorphisms of the CYP1A2 genotype, an enzyme involved in the metabolism of caffeine (Goodman et al, 2003).
