Sentence examples for be expected to segregate from inspiring English sources
This hypothesis specifically suggests that receptor-ligand complexes with similar dimensions would be expected to co-localise, whereas those differing in size would be expected to segregate.
If the multiple copies of a probe sequence are not closely linked in the Mo17 genome (i.e., in a trans configuration) they would be expected to segregate among RILs, potentially yielding novel hybridization signals (i.e., not similar to either of the parental signals).
SNPs were sought that were heterozygous in F1D and would therefore be expected to segregate in the derived F2D mapping population.
In particular, we find that PIP2 lipids can be expected to segregate near oppositely charged proteins and thereby slow down the diffusion of the protein.
If the activation of Cas9 in the germline is broadly or nonspecifically mutagenic, then some injected animals would be expected to segregate novel mutants, including mutants with non- pie-1 dead-embryo phenotypes.
These allele-SNPs would be the most useful type of SNPs for cotton improvement because they have been bioinformatically discriminated from homoeo-SNPs and because they could be expected to segregate in Mendelian fashion (Van Deynze et al. 2009; Byers et al. 2012; Yu et al. 2012).
RADseq markers in testcross and intercross configurations are expected to segregate 1 1 and 1 2 1, respectively, markers displaying a segregation distortion (according to the criteria described in "Methods") were excluded from analysis.
The coarsening rate could be reduced by microalloying with Ce and Re, two elements which were chosen because they were expected to segregate to the Cr Cr3Si interfaces.
Ti was selected because it is representative of an element that is hardly soluble and thus is expected to segregate at dislocations.
F2 populations were genotyped only for the loci that were expected to segregate in each cross.
Two heterozygous alleles from either parent were expected to segregate at a 1 1 ratio.
