In our pool of predicted varietal SNPs, only ~3% were of these types that should behave as codominant SNP assays, the rest potentially behaving as dominant SNP assays because the other subgenome homeologs carry the same nucleotide at the SNP position as one of the alleles.
This is particularly interesting and is consistent with our hypothesis that bile aspiration triggers the emergence of chronic-behaving dominant organisms that ultimately cause the chronic destruction of the lung [ 8].
Arrays with homogeneously interspersed R1 and R2 elements are therefore poised to be inactivated, while arrays with R1 and R2 elements near the array flanks are active and behave as dominant arrays in conditions which elicit nucleolar dominance.
The analysis also indicates that, irrespective of the flow pattern, the fluid phase with higher momentum behaves as dominant fluid phase of the flow system.
The results of these analyses indicated that some of the peptides behaved as dominant epitopes and induced strong B-cell activation in all five macaques.
One of the genomic SSRs, Xctm08 detected by primer pair CTM08, behaved in dominant fashion and segregated in the ratio of 3 1.
In the case of KCNC3 and SPTBN2, we have shown that the mutations behave as dominant negatives and both of these affect channel function, directly or indirectly.
The maize domestication process selected for single-stalked maize against multi-tillered teosinte; this trait is controlled by the single locus tb1, and the maize tb1 allele behaves as dominant to the teosinte allele.
Therefore, transgenes are generally expected to behave as dominant single genes and segregate in a 3 1 ratio when the plant is self-pollinated.> -wrap-foot> Segratioson ratios were tested using the chi-square test.
All 18 SNPs without subgenome-specific SNP in both the allele-specific and the universal primers behaved as dominant SNP markers, whereas all four SNPs with four subgenome-specific SNPs in either the allele-specific primer or the universal primer behaved as true codominant SNP markers.
Many of the SNPs behaved as dominant markers because of coamplification from homeologous loci, but the number of SNPs acting as codominant markers increased when one or more subgenome-specific SNP s) were incorporated in their assay primers, giving them greater utility for breeding applications.
