Sentence examples for major locus and from inspiring English sources

Downscaling of the major locus and reciprocal hemizygosity analysis identified an allele of SSK1, ssk1E330N…K356N, expressing a truncated and partially mistranslated protein, as causative gene.

However usually, and in particular with directional selection in opposite direction, the critical migration rates are maximized by a concentrated genetic architecture, i.e., by a major locus and a tightly linked minor one.

The ISS strain seems to fit into this paradigm, having one major locus and perhaps one minor player underlying delayed-onset, progressive sensorineural hearing loss.

In consequence, two-way interactions between the Tph2 major locus and all the marker loci genotyped in this study were also tested.

Using complex segregation analysis a two-locus model involving an unknown major locus and a second locus that lies within or close to the swine leukocyte antigen (SLA) complex jointly determine risk of SSCM in pedigreed animals.

The frequency distribution of the resistant-trait phenotypes for the WL and EM in the DH lines clearly displayed the spectrum of one major locus and multiple minor loci for WBPH resistance in the DH population.

Bauchet, G. et al. Identification of major loci and genomic regions controlling acid and volatile content in tomato fruit: implications for flavor improvement.

In the case of Heliconius erato and Helconius melpomene, five major loci and several minor loci located on different chromosomes regulate multiple intraspecific wing colour patterns prevailing in the population45.

A heritable multivariate quantitative phenotype comprises several correlated component phenotypes that are usually pleiotropically controlled by a set of major loci and environmental factors.

The QTL on A2, A7, and A10 were major loci, and the percentage of phenotypic variation explained by individual QTL ranged from 4 to 29%.

Additional, less significant associations detected for row type could not be associated to any known major loci, and need to be further explored.