Sentence examples for monitor segregation from inspiring English sources

One of the councilman's duties is to monitor segregation, to keep Boksburg white.

Male Syx5AR113/CyO, Df 2L r10/CyO or IF/CyO mutants were crossed to female Armenia and visible Chromosome 2 markers were used to monitor segregation of Syx5AR113, Df 2L r10 and CyO.

We tested the function of the four phosphomutant forms of MEI-S332 in female meiosis by using nondisjunction tests to monitor segregation of the X chromosomes (Table 3 and Table 4).

Furthermore, chromosome missegregation was more pronounced in the absence of Snf2 and Mad2 as observed by monitoring segregation of CEN5 as an increase in the proportion of cells with DNA content other than 1 or 2C in FACS analysis.

The aim was to monitor the segregation of phosphorus and carbon through temperature ranges which offered the extremes of both solutes having long-range lattice mobility to that where only carbon was mobile.

TAX thus promotes aneuploidy by interacting with proteins that monitor chromosomal segregation during mitosis (Matsuoka and Jeang, 2007).

To quantitatively assess the FLO11 phenotype we used a FLO11pr:: GFP construct to monitor the segregation of FLO11 transcription in S288c tec1 Δ × Sigma tec1 Δ crosses.

To obtain a more dynamic analysis under physiological conditions, we have developed a novel technique to monitor chromosome segregation at the single-cell level within a live zebrafish embryo.

Among the oocytes which could overcome the inhibition and enter MII, a few exhibited an interesting chromosome status in that all the homologous chromosomes were pulled into the PB as shown in Fig. 2Ec, indicating that Bub3 play a more important role in monitoring chromosome segregation than PBE, which could also explain why Bub3-RNAi did not advance the occurrence of PBE.

We monitored chromosome segregation after depolymerizing microtubules by using the microtubule-destabilizing drug MBC (methyl-benzimidazole-2-yl carbamate), and then washing out MBC.

Based on these data, the authors propose that ULK3 is a regulator of a previously identified "abscission checkpoint" that monitors chromosome segregation and nuclear pore integrity.