The compatibility of the H. chilense genome with Triticum spp. is high, and fertile amphiploids, named tritordeums (×Tritordeum Ascherson et Graebner), have been developed from the hybrid between H. chilense and durum or common wheat [ 7, 8].
The high compatibility of H. chilense with the genomes of Triticum species give raise to fertile and stable amphiploids and allows the transfer of traits to wheat [14].
Lack of pre- or post-mating isolation mechanisms and potentially a high degree of genome compatibility between sympatric B. gymnorrhiza and B. sexangula have resulted in fertile hybrids in sites of sympatry.
The miRDeep2 core algorithm scores each potential precursor excised from the goat genome principally for the combined compatibility of energy stability, positions and frequencies of reads with the Dicer processing signature [ 51].
The compatibility of many phyletic patterns with the topology of the genome tree, which leads to shorter scenarios than those produced with the less structured rRNA tree, might lend additional credence to the genome tree.
In order to ensure the quality and compatibility of expression data only microarray experiments using Affymetrix ATH1 whole genome arrays with at least two biological replicates were included.
A final set of eight markers was selected based on the quality of genotyping profiles, compatibility of amplicon sizes for multiplexing, and relative positions on the genome (Table 1).
In this study we have evaluated the Φ29 polymerase MDA whole genome amplification method from MSI by assessing the compatibility of its product with the established TaqMan and Invader genotyping chemistries and with the highly multiplexed BeadArray genotyping platform.
To verify the compatibility of FPKM calculated using conventional method (RNA-seq reads mapped to the genome) and FPKM calculated using de novo contigs, we assembled RNA transcripts using murine RNA-seq reads from liver, kidney, and brain.
The perpetuation of mosquito-borne diseases is dependent on the compatibility of the pathogen with its invertebrate and vertebrate hosts, as dictated by each respective genome.
