Sentence examples for mating with wild from inspiring English sources
Still, it's difficult to tell a dingo from a dingo-dog hybrid, or even a feral dog, because natural variation within dingoes is poorly understood and mating with wild dogs may have altered the genome of living dingoes, Crowther explains.
Pigs of the Mangalitza breed were most at risk for mating with wild boar (births of cross-bred animals).
The success of such an approach depends on the field performance of the engineered insects, especially in terms of finding and mating with wild counterparts.
Fertility was found lower in the young Pten-deleted males and it was lost progressively after 60 days as measured by mating with wild type females (Fig. 2b).
Interestingly, our analysis revealed that the pig breed is also important, Mangalitza being more at risk for mating with wild boar than other breeds.
Taken together, this evidence suggests that the effects of colonization, laboratory rearing and genetic modifications have the potential to drastically decrease the proportion of released males effectively mating with wild females.
However, Gu et al have recently reported that Sirt1−/− mice, both males and females, can generate offspring by mating with wild-type mice [20].
This mosaic (F2) genotype can be observed by PCR analysis of genomic DNA (Figure 2D) and can be segregated into the discrete recombinant alleles in the next (F3) generation by mating with wild-type mice [18].
Furthermore, by mating with wild-type females, 2/4 chimera males from the gelatin-coated group and 3/5 chimera males from the E-cad-Fc-treated group produced offspring with ES cell-derived coat colors, suggesting comparable chimera formation and germ-line transmission abilities in E-cad-Fc-treated ES cells.
These strains were capable of mating with wild-type haploids to produce diploid progeny capable of undergoing meiosis to produce four viable spores.
Furthermore, while mating with wild-type males suppressed usage of self sperm, mating with comp-1 males had no effect on self-progeny production.
