Moreover, the ENG pathway tSNPs found to be significantly associated with preeclampsia likely represent surrogate markers, which tag genomic regions that contain causal variants.
For this reason, we mapped 18 gene or isoenzyme markers (Table 3, Figure 2) which tag the 8 linkage groups of the diploid M. sativa genetic map [ 29].
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However, the findings from the GWASs are, for the most part, not based on the true susceptibility variants but are reflective of their tagging markers, which may harbor greater heterogeneity than the former with respect to alleles and extent of LD.
As an initial test, we co-transduced HSPCs with shRNAs targeting Eif5A and Amd1, tagged with either GFP or Cherry fluorescent markers, which allowed us to track cells transduced with one or both shRNAs (Fig. 4b).
He argues the lack of beta-3 may be a marker that could tag which women can benefit from the drugs and avoid costly attempts at in vitro fertilization.
In addition, two double and two triple AFLP-derived STS markers were mapped to four loci at which no AFLP marker was tagged, suggesting that AFLP-derived STS markers also tended to be distributed in a clustering fashion as the AFLP markers do.
This consensus map includes common markers and specific markers tagging Rpi-genes, as well as RGA and DRL markers.
We were, however, unable to produce a robust signal with a neomycin FISH probe that would unequivocally denote the introduced chromosome, which is tagged with this selectable marker (data not shown).
For the localization of the incidents within the error threshold e T and also for the localization of each sensor s i (and each robot agent r i ), we use a set ({mathcal {F}}={f_{1},ldots }) of localization markers (RFID tags) which will be installed inside the pipeline in certain intervals.
