Sentence examples for copies from one from inspiring English sources
This is the only example of two gene copies from one species within a group, indicating that either a gene duplication has occurred in D. pulex, or a gene copy has been lost in the other species.
In contrast, the other three clades in Figure 3 usually have multiple copies from one genotype and the average pair-wise nucleotide identity within a clade varies from 91.3%to96.6%6%.
It was merely an exercise to see if the copies from one species group more closely with the other copies for that species or with copies from another species.
When the chromosomal segment that harbors this gene are duplicated for only one single chromosome, triploids with two copies from one parent and the third copy from the other parent will result.
In vivo imaging showed that IL-4-SyETP was retained in synovial but not in skin tissue grafts and the period of retention was significantly enhanced through increasing the number of SyETP copies from one to three.
It is widely appreciated that chloroplast DNA has a general advantage of the availability of nearly universal primers that are applicable to entire flowering plants, and less risk of sampling multiple copies from one plant individual, which in turn is one of the major obstacles in using nuclear ribosomal DNA sequences [ 47- 49].
The inheritance of one copy (from one parent) of the mutated gene is sufficient to produce MS (inheritance of two copies, one from each parent, causes vitamin D-dependent rickets I, or pseudo-vitamin D-deficiency rickets).
Cast in varying shades of translucent pink plastic, the figure sits on a white pedestal wearing a pink suit copied from one worn by Jacqueline Kennedy.
You can't copy from one to the other because the firewall is total.
The New Yorker, October 6, 1956 P. 38 The Fishers had a scarecrow in their garden that was copied from one they had seen in France.
Atop the entrance stairway, copied from one in the Vatican Palace, is the library's cavernous great hall, now used only for private receptions.
