Sentence examples for mapping in animals from inspiring English sources

The value of mapping in animals is dependent on there being good models of human diseases.

By combining these new resources, mapping in animals could approach the speed of mapping in humans while retaining the advantages of animal experiments.

Overgos have been used successfully for physical mapping in animals, but their utility for physical and comparative mapping in plants has not been studied as extensively as in animals.

QTL mapping in animals has shown that epistasis effects are often large enough to be detected and thus merit a systematic scan regardless of population size, although larger populations (> 500 individuals) allow a more powerful epistasis detection [ 56].

Linkage maps using AFLP, microsatellite or SNP markers have been established and applied extensively to linkage studies or quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping in animals such as rats [ 11], rabbits [ 12], goats [ 13], sheep [ 14], cattle [ 15], chickens [ 16- 20], turkeys [ 21], quails [ 22, 23], and fish [ 24, 25].

Mapping in animal models therefore emerged as an attractive alternative.

We provide further evidence for the utility of knowledge-driven risk mapping in animal health, particularly in data-sparse environments.

Outbred strains have high-density recombinations that can allow mapping to subcentimorgan levels in one generation, by combining the advantages of association mapping with the power of mapping in animal models.

The above situation reiterates the difficulty of mapping QTL genes solely based on linkage analysis as was often done in humans and exemplifies the power of substitution mapping in animal models to resolve QTLs by isolating them as 'monogenic' QTL effectors.

For instance, data acquisition for the first fiber maps in animals [84] was a few hours, while it is now a few minutes for the clinic.

This autotransfusion is reflected by a significant increase of MAP in animals belonging to the IAP-15-group (see Table 4).