Sentence examples for loci free from inspiring English sources

Each SNP was assigned a designability score via a dedicated "assay design tool" (http://www.illumina.com), which identified SNP loci free of other polymorphisms 60 bp either upstream or downstream.

It is assumed that there is no recombination within a locus and free recombination between loci.

The method also assumes that there is no recombination within a locus and free recombination between loci.

However, if specific genomic loci are free of any histone modifications, the analysis based on the chromatin modification profile would not work for the CM measure and even the window-based approaches.

Segregation is Mendelian and recombination between the modifier locus and the fitness loci is free (as if they are located on separate chromosomes).

The simulations ran for 1400 generations (the estimated number of generations D. melanogaster has been in Australia assuming 10 generations per year [ 33]) and were based on 10 loci with free recombination and a maximum of eight alleles per locus (the average number of alleles at each locus).

The IM model assumes that each locus is free from recombination and selectively neutral.

Recombination follows sexual selection and fertility selection; recombination rates are assumed to be 0.5 between all loci for simplicity (free recombination).

These models typically describe sexual organisms with many biallelic loci segregating independently (free recombination), but can also apply to asexual organisms with a high mutation rate (hence many alleles at one 'locus'locus

Divergence time estimation of these two subpopulations, associated with an investigation of divergent loci that impede free gene flow, is currently underway in the laboratory to test this last hypothesis.

In the present report we have studied genetic polymorphism in all these enzymes and addressed the methodological challenge of the analysis of multiple loci 1) by free combinatorial approaches 2) in relation to intergenic haplotype structures within a common biochemical pathway.