Sentence examples for dominant selection from inspiring English sources
Also, chr02 was the most dominant selection valley when a different genetic cross (AS-15MF × AJ) was selected with 100 mg kg-1 ART (data not shown) and the profile of selection on chr02 was similar to that of the AS-30CQ × AJ cross.
Therefore, it is always required to select the cells carrying the integrated copies of the transgenes by using dominant selection markers.
Falkner, F. G. & Moss, B. Escherichia coli gpt gene provides dominant selection for vaccinia virus open reading frame expression vectors.
Kanda, K. et al. Application of a phosphite dehydrogenase gene as a novel dominant selection marker for yeasts.
In curved ribbons, the dominant selection rule remains unchanged during the variation of the curvature.
The recombinant virus was isolated by the transient dominant selection procedure based on mycophenolic acid resistance mediated by the E. coli gpt gene as described61.
Insertion of antigen expression cassettes by recombineering additionally circumvents the requirement for a reporter gene or selectable marker and its removal by transient-dominant selection [70] when a markerless product is required.
Whereas, the Asian rice that have a positive value may indicate an over-dominant selection or population bottleneck.
Alternatively, deletion can be achieved by transient-dominant selection of the recombinant viruses and, although technically more complex, the results obtained are more trustable since the deletion of the gene is less likely to cause a phenotype not mediated by the gene of interest.
Human Adipose Tissue-derived MSCs (AT-MSCs) were transduced to express (i) the enhanced green fluorescent protein (EGFP) reporter transgene, (ii) the fusion yeast cytosine deaminase::uracil phosphoribosyltransferase (CDy::UPRT) enzyme along with the expression of dominant positive selection gene NeoR or (iii) the selection marker NeoR alone (MOCK).
Increased ω could result from adaptive evolution at some sites, in the face of the dominant purifying selection regime, or from relaxation of purifying selection in some lineages (Bazin et al. 2006; Meiklejohn et al. 2007).
