For example, the probably best theoretical approximation to the naturally observed organelle inheritance patterns 5 assumes a unicellular organism, a simple single-locus genetics of nuclear control of organelle inheritance, and the absence of sexual recombination of oDNA.
It began very promisingly, with booze, yachts, a faked death and a father getting his daughter confined to rehab in order to gain control of her inheritance.
These results confirm findings of previous research investigations, which suggest that tooth agenesis encompassing multiple missing teeth has been clearly identified under genetic control of multifactorial inheritance [28 30].
However, they have the following disadvantages: poor representation of arbitrary relations, insufficient expressiveness, unclear semantics, difficult implementation of some operations, and difficult control of the inheritance.
Ms. Kupferberg said she had been pushing E.S.G. investments with her family for 20 or 25 years, but it was not until 2008, when she got control of an inheritance, that she could invest her money as she wanted.
It has been assumed that David took control of his inheritance – the southern lands bequeathed by Edgar – soon after the latter's death.
Two recent studies point out efficient control of maternal inheritance of transgenes in transplastomic tobacco.
The budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae provides an excellent model to study the spatial and temporal control of organelle inheritance, in part because its cell division is asymmetric.
In the marine mussel Mytilus spp., it has been proposed that the primary candidate for sequences that control the mode of inheritance of the two mitochondrial genomes would reside in the first variable domain (VD1) of the control region (CR) [39], [40].
A fundamental question regarding doubly uniparental inheritance of mtDNA in bivalves is whether there are F- and/or M-specific mtDNA sequences that control the mode of inheritance of the mitochondrial genomes.
