Sentence examples for loci fixed from inspiring English sources

For those loci fixed in modern improvement, 8,065 located in coding sequences with 756 non-synonymous in 489 genes.

Table S1 summarizes the number of start order loci, fixed order loci, and markers used to reconstruct the 10-5 map (File S4).

Within the Korean cattle breeds, the island populations had 2.5 to 3.0 times as many loci fixed compared to the Hanwoo, confirming a potential reduction in genetic variability between the Korean island and mainland populations (Table  1).

In G0, the average linkage disequilibrium (LD) (±SD) between neighboring loci was r = 0.26 (±0.34) and the allele frequency distribution followed a U-shaped distribution, with 30.6% of the loci fixed.

Inland populations, on the other hand, had a maximum of 5 alleles segregating per locus and high levels of fixation ranging from 0-3 loci fixed for a certain allele per population.

At G0, the average (±SD) linkage disequilibrium (LD) between neighbouring loci was r = 0.27 (±0.32), and the allele frequency distribution followed a U- shaped distribution, with ~30.2% of the loci fixed.

It is suggested that, during the evolution of catarrhines, the red-green locus duplicated, one of the daughter loci fixing the red gene and the other the green.

Whenever two unknown quantities are found in final equality, there results a locus fixed in place, and the endpoint of one of these unknown quantities describes a straight line or a curve.

By means of this construction Fermat was able to formulate the fundamental principle of analytic geometry: Whenever two unknown quantities are found in final equality, there results a locus fixed in place, and the endpoint of one of these unknown quantities describes a straight line or a curve.

At this point it should be mentioned that in order to get linear chromosomal arrangements that are in agreement with the experimental data of Ref. [1] it is necessary to keep the position of at least one DNA locus fixed.

These are SNPs within paralogous loci with one locus fixed (monomorphic) and the other one polymorphic.