Sentence examples for free locus from inspiring English sources

There is a free Locus of Control test available on the Internet.

Recent retropseudogenes [ 78] may lead to mapping artifacts since ESTs might be mapped erroneously to the intron-free locus instead of a spliced alignment to the locus of the functional gene.

Aberrations were separated by 1,000 aberration-free loci (~20 Mbps).

Some studies have suggested that summary methods should only be used on "c-genes" (i.e., recombination-free loci) that can be extremely short (sometimes fewer than 100 sites).

However, the high sequence homology between the duplicated segments prevented us from providing a gap-free IGH locus annotation using this additional information.

For this reason we prefer to name metabarcoding studies that use metagenomics sequencing data as 'PCR-free single/multiple loci metabarcoding'.

PCR-free multi-locus methods represent a valuable first step through which the metabarcoding community can exploit more of the information present in shotgun data sets than is otherwise used by the mining of a single gene.

As the model assumes free recombination between loci and no recombination within locus, the data were filtered so that each locus (genomic region) was at least 1 kb away from known genes, and every two loci had a minimum separation of 10 kb.

Interestingly, sex-specific pigmentation can be used to distinguish male from female embryos as early as 3 days postfertilization (dpf) (organogenesis stages) (Wada et al. 1998), since the leucophore free (lf, slc2a15b) locus that is required for pigmentation by leucophores is located on the sex chromosomes X and Y (Kimura et al. 2014).

If there is no linkage (i.e., there is free recombination between all loci), each locus can be viewed as the focal locus (with a specific phenotypic effect α), allowing us to obtain an estimate for the overall distribution of adaptive substitutions from standing genetic variation.

Complete conversion was confirmed by analyzing the methylation-free PHAVOLUTA (PHV) locus (Reinders et al. 2008).