Sentence examples for mapped a gene from inspiring English sources

Morgan et al originally mapped a gene locus containing PLA2G6 in multiple families with autosomal recessive inheritance of INAD or NBIA [1].

Based on genome-wide association studies that mapped a gene linked to obesity in the region of chromosome 10 where TCF8 is located (10p11.2) [11] [13]–[13] and on the roles of its resultant protein, ZEB1, in mesenchymal tissue differentiation [15] [19], we speculated that ZEB1 contributes to the transcriptional regulatory cascades that modulate adipogenesis and/or lipogenesis.

When we mapped a gene set between two arrays, we used only genes common to both arrays.

For example, we mapped a gene that regulates the levels of uric acid in the blood (uric acid is vital for developing gout).

We previously mapped a gene for a complex autosomal recessive form of hereditary spastic paraplegia (SPG26) in a large Kuwaiti family (Family 1, Fig. 1A) to a ∼34 Mb region of chromosome 12q (Wilkinson et al., 2005).

William Sullivan and his collaborators (Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN) identified and mapped a gene in T. gondii that encodes a homologue of chromatin remodeling factors that uses ATP to promote a more favorable environment for transcription.

Certainly, mapping a gene with sporadic disjoint distribution will need to incorporate gene transfer relative to the ribosomal scaffold.

The SNPs were well distributed and allowed the identification of almost all recombination events, successfully mapping a gene (GPC-B1) to a 0.4 cM interval.

Alcázar et al. (2009) fine mapped a causal gene of incompatibility or hybrid breakdown to a cluster of TIR-NB-LRR genes in Arabidopsis.

To identify new sources of clubroot resistance (CR), we fine mapped a CR gene (Rcr1) from B. rapa ssp.

We excluded those ambiguous reads where a short read mapped to a gene from the mapping panel could also be perfectly mapped to another gene.