Sentence examples for may have loci from inspiring English sources
While TrPPD was the only candidate gene to be mapped in both homoeologues, many of the other genes exhibited additional amplicons that were not informative in the mapping population suggesting they may have loci elsewhere in the genome, including other homoeologues and paralogues.
This finding suggests that the E1083G mutation may have a locus-specific chromatin remodeling activity that is critical only for β-globin gene expression.
Our strategy may have left some loci undetected, but should have a low false positive rate.
The rapid divergence of lineages in both cases suggests that incongruent lineage sorting of alleles may have affected many loci, causing discrepancies between gene and species trees [ 37- 39].
The common major QTLs identified in pod dehiscence and hard seededness may have been key loci in the domestication of soybean.
Assuming these estimates are accurate, this would mean that we may have uncovered most loci responsible for interspecific differences in clasper bristle number; while for clasper size, there are other QTL (including the one we detected on the 2nd chromosome).
Although the A91 parental strain showed a higher growth rate than A4, other loci may have compensated for the Chromosome IV locus.
Azzi et al. (14, 26) suggested that in cases with comparable levels of hypomethylation at multiple loci, one locus may have an (epi dominant effect over the other(s).
Of the four loci identified in our contigs that are not Sry (Zfy, Med14, Ccdc110, and HMGB1), several are flanked by repetitive elements that may have contributed to locus positioning on the Y-chromosome.
Moreover, genetic variants within the same gene locus or within different loci may have additive or epistatic effects on each other.
The gdh locus may have evolved more rapidly than the other loci as these species diverged away from the ancestral population, creating gdh alleles that appear highly distinct for each species as shown in the gdh gene tree.
