Sentence examples for major developmental gene from inspiring English sources

A major developmental gene, SIX ROWED SPIKE 1 (VRsegregatesgates in the GPMx population.

Major 'macro-evolutionary' changes in wing color patterns could thus be controlled by very few genes, or even one single major developmental gene [ 10, 11].

The history of selection in regions such as this one with major developmental genes often leaves complicated linkage disequilibrium patterns which add confusion to the interpretation of results.

In the case of frost tolerance, the literature in barley is scarce with most of the original QTL studies confounded with segregation of one or more major developmental genes.

Secondly, working within diverse un-adapted spring germplasm pools is a useful alternative strategy as it would avoid complications associated with the pleiotropic effects of major developmental genes segregating in spring x winter crosses, and would minimize the statistical issues relative to the inherent population structure of the germplasm.

Orthologues of many such genes were evidently present in early simple actinobacteria including some of the major developmental regulatory genes (though there are important exceptions).

Loss of H3K9me2 has a subtle impact on the him-8 germline transcriptome, suggesting H3K9me2 may not be a major regulator of developmental gene expression in C. elegans.

This result reinforced the visual representation shown in figure 2 that there was a major developmental switch in gene expression between late fetal development and birth.

We hypothesize that there is a major developmental switch in gene expression occurring during late fetal development which is associated with tertiary myotube formation and changes in the oxidative status of muscle in preparation for the new physiological demands on the muscle in the postnatal environment.

In contrast, genes from major developmental pathways (e.g. fibroblast growth factor, wingless), although present on the array, were largely unaffected in fogsk8 embryos (Supplementary Table S3).

Classical studies in Drosophila highlighted the role of Hox genes as major developmental pathway switches leading to a traditional view of these transcriptional factors acting as selector genes [13], [21], [30].