Sentence examples for genome markers from inspiring English sources

The first rice samples from the sites of BNW, NUL and KSK were sent to Japan in July 2011 and will be analysed using DNA chloroplast and nuclear genome markers.

Genotyping looks only at specific parts of the genome, markers that have (with varying levels of certainty) a meaning attached to them.

We observed skewed segregation ratios throughout much of the genome: Markers on most of Chromosomes I and VII and approximately half of Chromosome III were significantly skewed towards A91 alleles (not accounting for multiple tests), whereas markers on most of Chromosome IV and part of Chromosome VI were significantly skewed towards A4 alleles (Fig. 1B).

No mosaic composition of linkage groups, where A genome markers would map together with B genome markers, was observed.

Such accessory proteins, if identified, could serve as genome markers for species producing SeCys-independent selenoenzymes.

In the pufferfish genome, markers of LG3 mapped at a non identified region (Table 2).

In order to study genomic rearrangements we had to build a genome structure sequence (i.e. genome marker order) out of the genome DNA sequence.

Marker-assisted selection (MAS) is ideal for selecting both a target gene (foreground selection), as well as recurrent parent genotype for the rest of the genome (marker-assisted background selection, MABS) [3].

Current investigation of sugarbeet genome marker density has direct implications in increasing mapping marker density.

In this AL8/78-DGRH1 AL8/78-DGRH1 genome marker loss for individual RH1 lines ranged from 0–42.9%, while the marker loss for individual chromosomes ranged from 0-100%.

Recently, the role of the GC3 parameter as genome marker was further confirmed by the unexpected finding of correlations with genome size and body mass of mammals [ 39].