Sentence examples for map the causal from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the assessment of genetic structure is required to map the causal genes responsible for observed natural variation in ecologically important complex traits by genome-wide association analysis to reduce spurious correlations between genotype and phenotype [16].

The Asian-specific risk variants in G6PC2 may help to fine map the causal region within the gene (or possibly the G6PC2-ABCB11 regiven given the proximity and strong linkage disequilibrium between the two genes).

We applied bulk segregant analysis to map the causal locus of the Mal- phenotype.

Several S. pimpinellifolium accessions are known to confer resistance to the virus [ 19– 24], but attempts to map the causal factor in this species were not very successful.

Maitreya Dunham (University of Washington) presented a clever genetic approach leveraging the Saccharomyces cerevisiae deletion collection to map the causal genes within long-known segmental duplications that emerge from nutrient-limitation experiments.

As shown in Figure  2, the theory of change allows us to map the causal chains between supply- and demand-side incentives and to identify some of the expected intended and unintended effects.

Mapping the causal allele or alleles for a particular trait is one of the most common methods for learning about the genetic processes underlying biological function.

The underlying idea is to use the RI population-based data for identifying potentially causal loci and then use the high-resolution data for 'fine mapping' the causal gene.

We will capitalize on the large sample size and conduct conditional analyses to help fine-map the causal variant within a region showing multiple significant associations.

Differences in LD architecture encompassing the variants among different populations may help to fine-map the causal variant if shared across ethnicities, as shown in Palmer et al. (8).

We mapped the causal locus for these phenotypes and found that CS3227 harbored the gi-1 mutation, a 5-bp deletion in the GIGANTEA gene.