Therefore, high-resolution elastic modulus mapping has indicated that the DEJ is a band with a graded mechanical property rather than a discrete interface (Sui et al. 2014).
Both the analysis of the sequence data and the comparative mapping has indicated that sugarcane is closely related to both maize and sorghum.
Lyask et al. [ 25] found that the most frequent chromosome rearrangements involving the At4-b contig are inversions, whilst comparative mapping has indicated that 43% of Brassica genomicregions with homeology to Arabidopsis chromosomes involved inversions [ 35].
Previous experience in QTL interval mapping has indicated that it is common for "background" noise in LOD score profiles to occur in the range of LOD values between 0 and 1. Figure 3 provides an example of the usefulness of lowering the LOD detection threshold for QTL detection in the particular context of such across-experiment comparisons.
Judge Robert S. Smith, writing for the majority, said photographs of the area in which Mr. D'Onofrio fell did "not show any surface irregularity or elevation," as symbols on the Big Apple map had indicated.
Landuse map has indicated that the most hazardous classes are in the lake area (coastal landslides), agricultural lands, and grasslands (FR value 3.8, 2.6, and 1.3, respectively).
Most of the QTL mapping studies have indicated polygenic nature of salinity tolerance.
Finally, recent genome-scale chromatin immunoprecipitation and DNase hypersensitivity mapping experiments have indicated that DNA-protein interactions evolve rapidly between species.
Immediate-early gene mapping studies have indicated that the LSV and MeA are key areas gating afferent activation of the PVN and which contribute to adaptive changes in PVN activation and HPA responsiveness.
Despite this size difference, comparative mapping studies have indicated that gene order and co-linearity have been largely conserved between the diploid A-genomes and D-genomes (Brubaker et al. 1999), with the corollary that most genome size diversity reflects variation in the rates of proliferation and deletion of repetitive elements (Hawkins et al. 2009; Grover and Wendel 2010).
