Sentence examples for mapping populations generated from inspiring English sources
Segregation distortion (SD) is a frequently observed occurrence in mapping populations generated from crosses involving divergent genotypes.
Results from small mapping populations generated using the same parental strains can therefore profitably be combined using this method.
High-throughput sequencing of bulked mapping populations generated either by interspecies or by back-crosses has proved effective in identifying causal ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) mutations.
This approach is most frequently applied to mapping populations generated by controlled crosses for the purposes of selecting germplasm for deployment or further crosses in breeding programs—so-called "genomic selection".
When the mutant is from a non-inbred (e.g., hybrid) background, the mapping populations generated from each individual F1 (steps 2a c) should be analyzed separately, as they will be segregating differently for any markers that were heterozygous in the mutant parent.
Recently, an F2 mapping population generated from crossing between the flexuosus and cantalupensis botanical groups was used to identify twelve QTLs related to four fruit traits, including fruit length, fruit width, netting density, and flesh thickness (Ramamurthy and Waters 2015).
SAP produced the mapping population, generated the phenotypic data, designed the genotyping assay, and generated the genotypic data.
For this purpose, future work could involve the development of a mapping population, generated using two of the genotypes within the SNP discovery panel as parents.
To that end, one motivation for this study was the prior development of a genetic mapping population generated from a cross of the two lines assayed herein [ 9].
Because of high validation rate of this dataset, the detected SNPs can now be used as markers to genotype the RIL mapping population generated from these two parents (Iniguez-Luy et al. 2009).
To identify the old3-1 mutapproximatelyimately 5000 homozygous old3-1 (old3-1old3-1odd-lerodd-ler) F2 seedlings with a lethal phenotype were selected from a mapping population generated by crossing heterozygous old3-1 (old3-1OLD3odd-ler odd-ler) plants with Col-0 (OLD3OLD3odd-colodd-col).
