Sentence examples for mutant progeny of from inspiring English sources

Most would agree that the best pranks offer more than just deception, mischievousness or ridicule, and that much of the genre dished up on television now the mutant progeny of shows like "Candid Camera"—falls well short of the mark.

We then bred our Anp32e+/− animals to our Anp32a+/− mice to generate double mutant progeny of a mixed 129Ola C57BL6 background, and intercrossed the double heterozygotes to examine all potential genotypes.

To examine the roles of DCL2 and DCL4 in ΔGUS-SUG-induced silencing of the GUS sense transgene, we performed crosses to make homozygous dcl2, dcl4, and dcl2 dcl4 mutant progeny of line 6b4/306.

The results indicated origin of double knockout mutant for SOD deficiency in segregating mutant progeny of Phaseolus.

By comparison, depending on the specific donor, 1 19% of mutant progeny of flies injected with ZFNs and ssODN donor templates designed to introduce stop mutations in a rosy exon reflected HR-mediated repair (Beumer et al. 2013).

The possibility that SOD1 loss of function contributes to ALS pathogenesis has been investigated by analysing the double mutant progeny of Sod1−/− or of Ccs−/− mice crossed to three tg SOD1-ALS lines overexpressing the human mutations, G93A, G37R and G85R.

PCR and sequence analysis of mutant progeny identified the precise deletion of yellow in the progeny of one founder.

Lethality calculation was based on the expected number of mutant progeny relative to the number of control siblings from the same cross.

Finally, for genes that are expressed both maternally and zygotically, maternal expression of a wild-type allele can in some cases compensate for lack of zygotic expression in homozygous mutant progeny, precluding the identification of some gene requirements early in development when non-conditional alleles result in lethality due to later essential zygotic requirements.

However, the efficiency of mutagenesis in their study is considerably lower than that described here in terms of both the number of flies with germline mutations (5.9% compared to our rate of 58%) and the proportion of mutant progeny (0.25% compared to our 34.5%).

Lethality was calculated based on the expected number of mutant progeny relative to control siblings from the same cross.