To determine the effect of the segregating inversion on diversity, we performed window-based analyses of π for the three different karyotypes present in NGS and NGS INBRED (fig. 5).
The estimates of variance (additive and dominance) were specific for each population, given their dependence on the additive and dominance effects of the segregating loci, which also differ among populations.
This AMP possesses highly selective bactericidal effects on Gram-negative bacteria and have affinity for lipopolysaccharide (LPS) which is believed to be at the origin of its neutralizing effect of the LPS segregated into the bloodstream.
We identified QTL for mean red cell volume, white blood cells, percent neutrophils/lymphocytes, and monocyte number and evaluated the relative effect of the eight segregating alleles.
We showed that, despite the presence of a large number of alleles showing antagonistic effects in the segregating population, there was little evidence of trade-offs in natural isolates.
Here we present atomistic simulations that illuminate the stabilizing effect of interfacially segregated, oversized dopants in face-centered cubic (fcc) copper.
The first, mentioned above and illustrated by two examples, is the effect of markers segregating from only one parent, which consistently contribute to inflated ML map lengths and poor agreement between RG and ML maps.
The original formulation of the hypothesis by John Kain focused on the effects of racially segregated housing on workers' labor market outcomes assuming race-neutral employers.
To obtain a snapshot of the fitness effect of all segregating variation (i.e., independently of whether sites are lost or transmitted to the following generation), we partitioned segregating sites into three categories corresponding to very deleterious, mildly deleterious, and nearly neutral (Materials and Methods).
