Sentence examples for genomic formula from inspiring English sources

The BAC-FISH experiments showed preferential BAC_2383A24 hybridisation to the B-genome chromosomes in the tetraploid species T. durum (genomic formula, BBAA, data not shown).

Hybridisation of total T. urartu DNA to Triticum dicoccoides (genomic formula, BBAA) metaphase chromosomes distinctly identifies all A-genome chromosomes [ 23].

FISH analysis of a BAC clone (BAC_2383A24) initially screened with Spelt1 repeats demonstrated its predominant localisation to chromosomes of the B-genome and its putative diploid progenitor Aegilops speltoides in hexaploid (genomic formula, BBAADD) and tetraploid (genomic formula, BBAA) wheats as well as their diploid progenitors.

(genomic formula, BBAA) cv.

(genomic formula, AuAu) TMU06, Ae. speltoides Tausch (genomic formula, SS) TS01, and Ae. tauschii Coss.

Langdon, T. aestivum L. (genomic formula, BBAADD) cvs.

The botanical names of wheat species and their genomic formulas are given according to Goncharov (2002, 2009) [ 33, 34].

However, the morphology of many accessions is biased towards either the A or B phenotype and does not conform to predictions based on these genomic formulae.

Several genomic formulas, based on cytological observations, have been proposed for the cultivated strawberry, the most commonly accepted of which is that of Bringhurst, who proposed the genomic composition AAA′A′BBB′B′ reflecting the contention that the allo-octoploid Fragaria genomes are completely diploidised and that segregation is completely disomic.

Although Equation 19 is derived for across-population genomic prediction, this formula can also be applied to estimate the accuracy of multi population genomic prediction for which one of the reference populations is the population of the selection candidates.

Effective number of loci is defined and used to derive genomic prediction accuracy formulas.