Sentence examples for have undergone selection from inspiring English sources
The nature of such selective pressures is implied in the phenotype of tumours that have undergone selection.
Flies that have undergone selection for long life were up to 40percentt worse at learning than ordinary flies.
Cutting edge: Transitional T3 B cells do not give rise to mature B cells, have undergone selection, and are reduced in murine lupus.
A recent study of MuLV-induced T cell lymphomas used orientation of integrations as evidence that there is selection for deregulation of nearby genes2, i.e., loci bearing insertions that are decidedly biased in one direction are likely to have undergone selection for their effects on a nearby gene that would differ if the insertion orientation were opposite.
She then ends with a discussion of why identifying the particular genes that have undergone selection is important to understanding our evolution and the recent focus on developmental and regulatory genes.
Most western breeds were formed within the last 200 years and while most have undergone selection, few appear to have been maintained as truly isolated populations.
Grain and stover yield, and its component traits, is of crucial importance in pearl millet and has undergone selection during domestication.
To analyze the contribution of cell-cell interactions to the muscle-mediated inhibitory effect upon metastatic cells, parental B16-GFP cells or B16-GFP that had undergone selection for 3 days in CMC2C12 were grown with C2C12 myogenic cells.
In 1966 1967, they obtained hybrids of the sixth generation which had undergone selection for resistance to dropsy (Kirpichnikov, et.al., 1967).
At the time of this study, HSBs and LSBs had undergone selection for 26 generations over 14 years with out-crossing every third generation.
