"common loci" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a shared or mutual location or place. Example: The two species of birds have common loci for nesting and feeding, leading to competition for resources.
In such instances, the basis of the argumentation will not be limited to common loci but to specific loci.
It has been seen that common principles and notions and common loci play a part in all nonspecialized discourses.
If the discourse is addressed to a nonspecialized audience, its appeal will be to common sense and common principles, common values, and common loci, or "places".
It has been reported that three common loci, SstI, C-482T, and T-455C, in the apolipoprotein C3 (APOC3) gene might be associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease (CHD).
In addition, the comparison of quantitative trait loci (QTLs) linked to stress tolerance in various cereals may help identify common loci or genes linked to drought and heat tolerance.
The frequency of adaptive evolution acting on common loci in distant lineages remains an outstanding question in evolutionary biology.
First, the regions may be implicated by both methods due to independent effects of two distinct types of loci within the region both rare loci of large effect (+MSP) and other common, loci of modest effect (+GWAS).
Using a selection criterion based on putative functional relevance to oncogenesis, 9 candidate FOXM1B-induced transformation target genes found within these common loci were short listed for further investigation.
Common loci between homologous LGs were compiled to compute specific distance ratios for each interval between two common loci.
We performed allele-based chi-squared association tests on the 1 337 699 common loci.
Extraintestinal manifestations of IBD also share common loci, which may explain their co-occurrence.
