Sentence examples for majority of progeny from inspiring English sources

When D. melanogaster rk expression was down-regulated by transgenic RNAi, the majority of progeny died at pupal stage.

When co-cultured with OP9-DL1 cells in the presence of ILC2-inducing cytokines, αLPs readily developed into ILC2 as the majority of progeny cells expressed ILC2 markers (GATA3+ Sca1+).

Knockdown of mex3-1 leads to a rapid decline of the two progeny populations but not of stem cells, with the majority of progeny gene expression lost by 6 days after RNAi.

This strain was evolved under a high coinfection regime and acts as a "cheater", i.e. it outcompetes other coinfected viruses such that the vast majority of progeny viruses will bear the parental ϕH2 segments, to the exclusion of hybrids and the other parent.

For example, the majority of progeny that derive from Krt15-expressing bulge stem cells appear to be rapidly lost following wound healing (Ito et al., 2005), whereas progeny from stem cell populations expressing Sox9, Gli1 and Lrig1 located in the bulge, isthmus and JZ contribute to long-term regeneration (Nowak et al., 2008; Brownell et al., 2011; Page et al., 2013).

Among species of the Drosophila simulans clade, double mating of females to conspecific and heterospecific males have shown that the majority of progeny is fathered by the conspecific male regardless of the mating order, with the breakdown in competitive success of the heterospecific males being attributed to poor sperm displacement ability (Price et al. 2000, 2001).

Selective interference, whereby plants may produce the majority of their progeny by selfing but very few of the selfed progeny survive and reproduce, could explain higher than expected levels of inbreeding depression in predominantly selfing populations (Lande et al. 1994; Winn et al. 2011).

The majority of the progeny were descended from a single father (96 offspring) with only minor contributions from the other two fathers (13 and 6).

The majority of those progeny rests in the BM as fibroblast-like cells, but can also circulate the peripheral blood.

The majority of differentiated progeny was generated through symmetric pro-commitment divisions under expansion conditions and in the absence of growth factors, occurred mainly through asymmetric cell divisions.

In control-GFP-treated embryos, the majority of labeled progeny was located in the myotome.