Sentence examples for common allele pool from inspiring English sources

One such method applicable to sexually reproducing organisms was proposed 15 years ago by Doyle [ 11]: briefly, this approach uses information on the co-occurrence of alleles in the diploid phase to delineate, for each marker investigated, groups of individuals sharing a common "allele pool".

Mutually aggressive subcolony pairs shared less than half of their alleles (33.1±17.5%, mean ± SD), while mutually tolerant subcolonies P1-P2 and P3-P4 shareitherher all alleles (P1-P2) or 85.7% (P3-P4, 16 of 18 alleles in common) of the pairwise allele pool (Table S3).

The legorgs shown are maximum likelihood organisms, formed by taking the most common allele in each gene pool.

The resolving power of the combined panels resulted in a Pgen(f) [the probability of obtaining a common genotype from the allele pool] of 3.3 × 10−10 – 1.4 × 10−8 for Hammond Island and 3.7 × 10−5 – 1.8 × 10−12 for Singapore and a Psex(f) [probability that a shared genotype originated from a seed] of 2.0 × 10−3 – 2.8 × 10−3 for Hammond Island and 5.49 × 10−5 for Singapore.

The figure shows data from 22 trials (different symbols for each trial) Fig. 2 Maximum likelihood animals after five generations of selection in experiment 2. Each animal was constructed according to the morphogenetic rules (see Table 1) by combining the most common allele of fifth-generation gene pools 1 5.

Missing data were replaced by alleles randomly picked from the allele pool of each population.

In contrast, SCARVA identified rare allele 3 and common allele 1 as the likely risk alleles.

The C allele was the most common allele in both groups.

Potential de novo mutation sites, which showed the same allele between the parental varieties but a different common allele in NU varieties, were excluded for reducing artifacts.

0, common allele; 1, rare allele.

Allele DRB1*07 is a common allele in both populations.