Sentence examples for disequilibrium between two from inspiring English sources

T. Ohta and M. Kimura, "Linkage disequilibrium between two segregating nucleotide sites under the steady flux of mutations in a finite population," Genetics 68 (1971): 571-580.

Conclusions: Among subjects of a Mediterranean population with low risk for CHD, the presence of DD ACE genotype could be a risk factor for myocardial infarction, and we confirm the linkage disequilibrium between two nucleotide positions of the ACE gene and the polymorphism for an Alu insertion.

RM510, whose polymorphism clearly separates 5A from 5B, is located on chromosome 6, in position 2.8 Mb, i.e. approximately 3 to 5 Mb from Amp3; linkage disequilibrium between two loci (Amp3 and Est2) on chromosome 6 was highlighted long ago, as was its relation to varietal classification ([Glaszmann 1988]).

We used three as a cutoff to avoid cases of complete linkage disequilibrium between two SNPs with rare alleles.

The presence of linkage disequilibrium between two markers can falsely inflate the LOD score and missing genotypes can increase this effect.

This programme estimates the haplotype frequencies, Lewontin's standardized disequilibrium coefficient (D′), and squared correlation coefficient (r) for pairwise linkage disequilibrium between two loci.

These associations suggest linkage disequilibrium between eight pairs of sequences, forming the following haplotypes at a single locus: A01−A02, A01−A03, A06−A07, B01−B13, B04−C01, B10−B11, B09−B12, and B17−B18 (Table 2).

Recent studies have demonstrated linkage disequilibrium between three polymorphisms in the XPC gene (polyAT, IVS11-6 and Lys939Gln) and these have been shown to influence the DRC, as well as to be associated with bladder cancer risk.

There was complete linkage disequilibrium between the two loci, giving two haplotypes: g.400 C- g.276 T and g.400 G- g.276 G.

Linkage disequilibrium exists between two SNPs, if their variants appear together more often than expected (non-random inheritance).

The expected average linkage disequilibrium (R) between two adjacent markers can be approximated by Hill [ 8]: where c is the distance between adjacent loci, here on average 0.001 Morgan, which resulted in R2 = 0.342.