Sentence examples for cross generating from inspiring English sources

At 5 DAP, seeds with the normal balance of maternal to paternal genomes (2xX2x cross, generating a 2m:1p endosperm) typically contain a heart-stage embryo, peripheral endosperm which has begun to cellularize from the micropylar pole, a compact chalazal endosperm, and endosperm nodules (Fig. 1C).

This cross generated 53 F1 offspring and thereafter was maintained with N>1,000 for 26 generations to allow free-recombination.

Subsequent generations show the parental name followed by a '.' to indicate a new generation, and then a number e.g. PF12.3 is the third cross generated from F1 female progeny of PF12 and PF12.5.i is the first cross generated from an F2 female, progeny of PF12.5.

This cross generated Magel2+/− mice carrying a paternally inherited lacZ knock-in allele (Magel2-null, no expression of Magel2) and Magel2 +/+ (control littermate) offspring.

Cross generates a mfe-structure based on specific loop-types of 3-noncrossing RNA structures.

The T1 × p53+/- cross generated tumors that are much more malignant than the T1 tumors; the incidence increased to 100%, with a much shorter latency of 11 months.

Since this interspecific cross generates infertile males, ASF1 females were backcrossed to A/J males to create a population of 235 (ASF1)A N2 mice.

This cross generates four genotypes: XY- Sry gonadal males (XYM), XY- gonadal females (XYF), XX Sry gonadal males (XXM) and XX gonadal females (XXF) [ 21].

In a QTL study based on a cross between two lines, the cross generates strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) between linked loci, thus making it very difficult to distinguish linkage from pleiotropy.

To this end, we scanned for QTL associated with these traits using 131 microsatellite markers across the whole genome in a F2 full-sib cross generated from marine and freshwater populations.

From the initial crosses generating HBVAlbCreHNF4αfl/fl transgenic mice, it was apparent that some of the pups were not growing at the same rate as their littermates (Figure 1A and B).