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We strongly reject a single-locus model to explain the segregation of germline RNAi sensitivity between N2 and CB4856 but have not addressed how complex this trait is.
The observed behavior cannot be explained purely on the basis of adaptation-based models used to explain the segregation of deterministic narrowband signals.
They predicted a germ-line bottleneck of 185 mtDNA molecules in the mouse was sufficient to explain the segregation of BALB/NZB mtDNA heteroplasmy [45].
The region on LG 4 includes the locus for self-incompatibility previously identified by Crouzillat et al. The gameto-sporophytic incompatibility system existing in T. cacao could possibly explain the segregation distortion on this LG 4 region.
Based on overlapping map positions of the qMD4.1 locus in the CxA and WxBy F2 populations, our hypothesis was that allelic variation at the same gene could explain the segregation of the MD trait in both populations.
In the next years, the fine mapping and identification of the causal mutations that explain the segregation of epistatic QTL in pigs will be a daunting but fascinating task that will likely unveil many of the secrets that underlie the biological grounds of complex traits.
This double process may stimulate Er diffusion explaining the segregation of Er and Si during the different implantation stages, which is contrary to our case.
A hypothetical constitution of the DIP-locus that explains the segregation distortion as well as incomplete penetrance of diplospory in some of the recombinants is given in Figure 5. Since the over-representation of the diplosporous phenotype is irrespective of the DIP-flank involved, a locus with a minimum of two DIP-genes is postulated.
But, for some equity feminists, biological differences between the sexes largely explain the sex segregation in the workplace and in family roles still common in countries like the United States (Epstein 2002; Lehrman 1997, 5, 31).
Incomplete penetrance of DMIs, which should cause genotype-independent mortality, is insufficient to explain the observed segregation distortion.
Although RGC death cannot directly explain the altered segregation pattern in the mutant mice, it may alter the molecular gradients or retinal activity levels in the Chrnb2−/− mutant retina that lead to this developmental aberration.
