However, it is important to study the clinical outcome of bloodstream infections in multiple populations and at multiple time points both to evaluate differences in disease characteristics between populations and to gauge the development over time.
At the same time, we found substantial allelic heterogeneity within shared loci, characterized both by population-specific rare variants and variants shared among multiple populations that occur at disparate frequencies.
This paper introduces linear integer programming formulations for the relocation of multiple populations of a species at risk to clustered conservation areas.
There was no evidence for an allelic series (in which alleles from multiple populations have significant effects at a locus and the effects can be sorted by size).
Comparison of sub genome-wide significant epistatic signals across multiple populations can be made at either the SNP, or gene or pathway level and seem more fruitful at the gene or pathway level than the SNP level.
A second objective was to compare the predictive ability of SNPs when training is done in either single or multiple populations for four traits: age at first insemination (AFI); total number of piglets born (TNB); litter birth weight (LBW); and litter variation (LVR).
Isotopic responses to drought were remarkably conserved even when looking across multiple populations of the same species sampled at different sites along the latitudinal gradient.
We have shown, by additional replication and meta-analysis, that our initial report is consistent in multiple populations, supporting the finding that variation at the ATM locus is the most robust metformin response variant to date.
Several previous studies (Tiebre et al. 2007; Krebs et al. 2010) also analysed the genetic diversity of knotweed hybrids within and across multiple populations in Europe and demonstrated that at the molecular level, the hybrid generally has a composition intermediate between the two parents, but it also contains a characteristic unique gene pool.
Trials were conducted from 2005 through 2012 in multiple populations.
