Genes that were closely linked to each other become separated and vice versa; this can affect their expression because genes are often transcribed sequentially, two or more at a time (see heredity: Linkage of traits).
Chequerboard patterns in LD (Fig. 5) also indicate that there still may be issues concerning the reference assembly, as markers linked to each other are separated by ones which are not linked to them.
The honey pots would then be linked to each other in a separate, overlying network that allowed only vaccines to pass across it.This separate network would act as a by-pass, enabling the vaccine to overtake the virus and reach uninfected computers first.
In a nutshell: Two particles can be linked to each other even if separated by billions of light years of space and a change induced in one will affect the other.
We will store additional, locus-specific information such as repeat unit, genomic location, and number of repeats in a separate database, linked to each STR using these unique names.
In this study, Cannon et al. demonstrated IS and RSMA were linked to 2 separate loci, each exhibiting respective HLOD scores of 3.42 and 3.93, suggesting that more narrowly-defined phenotypes improve linkage signals.
And because each user's voice can be linked to a separate profile, that means that it's now able to tailor responses to questions directed at it.
Make sure your main account isn't linked to the separate debit card.
Mr. Beregovoy's adviser, Alain Boublil, was forced to resign in December 1988 after being linked to a separate insider trading scandal.
In 1990, the egg producer was linked to three separate salmonella outbreaks that sickened hundreds of people, the paper reported.
Oxidative stress is linked to the separate components of MetS [ 25, 26].
