The third changed locus was chosen for this breakpoint.
Whereas the hearth and home had been the centre of production and family life, industrialization changed the locus of work from home to factory.
The number of loci contained in the list of the NEIS locus identifiers is not static and will change as loci are curated and added to the database over time.
The styles differ in terms of triggers of change, locus of change, the role of individual vs structured units (teams and departments) in style creation and style selection, and the expected outcomes.
We addressed the origin of HG16 by PCA based on the variations at 11 cpDNA microsatellite loci, one multiallelic base-change locus Wct24c, the biallelic trnLFc locus, and the haplogroup-defining locus Wct6d.
The study designs, the number of people enrolled, the genomic sequences investigated, and the methods used to assess methylation changes (locus-specific, global locus-independent, epigenome-wide) are quite heterogeneous.
Deep re-sequencing showed that the frequencies of specific phases at contingency loci changed during passage.
For all the 8 STs observed in B. abortus strains from 1970-1980s, 6 of the 9 loci changed.
The major alleles of the wild population in these outlier loci changed to minor alleles in the populations of landrace or modern cultivars.
These results illustrated that the ATX1 level at the WRKY70 gene locus changed in response to dehydration and depended on the presence of a functional AtMTM1.
To test whether the attentional normalization model explains effects with two stimuli inside the receptive field, we simulated this configuration and observed how the neuronal response changed as the locus of attention changed.
