Sentence examples for mean gene frequency from inspiring English sources

The highest PI*Z variant prevalence was recorded in northern and western Europe (mean gene frequency, 0.0140) [ 9].

When Hull asserts that species are units of evolution, he does not simply mean that the gene frequencies of a species change from one generation to the next.

Here, we consider a Bayesian model based on gene frequency (BGF) where both conditional means and variances are modeled as a function of the conditional gene frequencies at the QTL.

Evolution itself has come to be defined as a change in gene frequency in a population.

In fact, using allelic frequencies in the observed population (crude means) is equivalent to defining, a population with the same gene frequencies as the observed population as the base generation, but with genotypic frequencies in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium [ 17].

By contrast, quantitative genetics does not directly deal with gene frequencies; the aim is to track the phenotype distribution, or moments of the distribution such as the mean or the variance, across generations.

As for the current study, it looked only at gene frequencies.

Over time animals of a species may separate and develop different populations with different gene frequencies.

Thus, gene frequencies for sickle cell will differ because of where an individual was born (and the frequency of malaria in that region) and might be the same for someone born in Africa and for someone born in the Mediterranean.

However, this range is much narrower when 2 of 10 subjects display AEI for any given gene, implying a mean allele frequency of ~10%%.

In fact, the mean segregating frequency of HT genes is less than that of nonsynonymous SNPs in all S. meliloti replicons.