Sentence examples for changes in linkage from inspiring English sources

The position of gene clusters along a chromosome might be non-random as well and selection for changes in linkage disequilibria as a consequence of antagonistic host-parasite co-evolution could potentially explain such non-random order of clusters.

We also assayed the NAM lines for changes in linkage disequilibrium (LD) around knob repeat arrays.

By comparing the two constructed PPI networks, the ten proteins with the most significant changes in linkage between primary and secondary infection were determined.

ROLLOFF (Moorjani et al. 2011), LAMP (Baran et al. 2012), and ALDER (Loh et al. 2013) all search for rapid changes in linkage disequilibrium to define the borders of ancestry blocks, while other approaches assign ancestry for predefined genomic windows using conditional random fields (Maples et al. 2013) or principal component analysis (PCA) (Gravel 2012).

Two carbohydrate molecules may share a similar core structure, yet carbohydrate-residue modifications via addition, substitution, deletion, change in linkage configuration or chemical modification may yield molecules with vastly different structural properties.

As confirmed in Fig. 3, changes in forward linkage (({varvec{FL}})) contributed to reducing emissions during 1990 1995 and 2000 2005, whereas changes in backward linkage (({varvec{BL}})) acted consistently to increase emissions.

This is the first report on the X-ray crystallographic investigation of the effect of systematic changes in the linkage sugar as well as its aglycon moiety on the N-glycosidic torsion, ψN (O5 C1 N1 C1′).

As shown in the example, the changes in the linkage data affect only a subset of the intermediate results; therefore, the affected records from the preserved intermediate results (records with the keys 2, 3, 4, 5) are retrieved and merged with the intermediate results from the map task.

This reduction in accuracy of selection is mainly because of changes in the linkage disequilibrium between marker and QTL.

If linkage data are highly accurate, the achieved match rate is affected primarily by the number of false matches, with the number of identified true matches remaining largely unaffected by changes in the linkage strategy.

Wild type AGXT comes in two polymorphic variants, the most frequent major haplotype (refseq NM_000030) and the less frequent minor haplotype, carrying two single amino acid substitutions (p.P11L and p.I340M) among other genomic changes in strong linkage disequilibrium.