Sentence examples for corresponding progenitor from inspiring English sources

Table  5 lists xylose-fermenting yeast strains generated by laboratory evolution and compares each strain to its corresponding progenitor.

As shown above, APS and TPO both promoted the growth of RBCs, WBCs and platelets, and their corresponding progenitor cells CFU-MK, CFU-GM and BFU-E.

For each isolate pair, significant changes in virulence were observed between the two isolates (in all cases, p < 0.001, log-rank test), with three of the four evolved isolates being more virulent than their corresponding progenitor.

Our findings concerning the differentiation of CD9+/CD90+/CD166+ sorted cells indicate that corresponding progenitor cells derived directly from the affected tissue at least have retained the potential to enter these lineages.

The apME680 enhancer element recapitulates mesodermal ap expression in LT1 LT4 and in a single Ventral Acute muscle (VA) and their corresponding progenitors [35].

Biparental families A E were created by crossing five SC lines to their five corresponding exotic progenitor (EP) lines.

Each family was created by crossing a dwarf, photoperiod-insensitive SC line to its corresponding exotic progenitor, which is expected to be isogenic for the entire genome except for the introgressed QTL regions (Thurber et al. 2013).

Phylogenetic analysis of our nrITS data revealed each homoeologous sequence grouped with those from the corresponding diploid progenitors.

Although HANDS was developed with bread wheat in mind, it is applicable to all allopolyploid genomes, and relies on sequence similarity between the polyploid subgenomes and the corresponding diploid progenitors.

To further support this proposition, we calculated the percentage of shared bases between different subgenomes of wheat, and between wheat subgenomes and corresponding diploid progenitors across the whole in silico reference using the base-identities predicted by HANDS, and compared the results to those obtained for chromosomes 1 and 5.

We further compared the percentages of bases shared between different subgenomes of wheat, and between wheat subgenomes and corresponding diploid progenitors using the base-identities assigned through NT lines and predicted using HANDS for chromosomes 1 and 5 to see if the patterns were consistent.