Sentence examples for notched wing from inspiring English sources

In contrast, N 55e11 /+;vgGal4/UAS-Src64B siblings demonstrated reduced lethality (n = 126) and fully extended, notched wings similar to the notched wing phenotype of N 55e11 /+;vgGal4/+ controls.

NOTCH was originally identified in Drosophila where haploinsufficiency results in "notched" wing development [ 11].

Seeds are borne in a capsule fruit and feature a small notched wing for wind dispersal.

Because it has no vertical fin stabilizers, it relies on flaps on the trailing edge of its notched wing to control roll, pitch, and yaw.

Unlike the fighter, the B-2 had no vertical fin stabilizers but instead relied on flaps on the trailing edge of its notched wing to control roll, pitch, and yaw.

Over 100 years have passed since the first observation of the notched wing phenotype in Drosophila melanogaster, and significant progress has been made to characterize the role of the Notch receptor, its ligands, downstream targets, and cross-talk with other signaling pathways.

This chromosomal region around the Notch locus is also responsible for producing notched wings when recombined into different backgrounds, presumably because it loses X-linked suppressor modifiers of Notch opa23.

In contrast, we substantially increased the rate of notched wings in both males and females from <10%to>70%0% in our wopa23 stock after only a few generations of propagating only flies with notched wings.

We also performed an experiment on the N/ FM7c and wopa23 flies in which we selected for notched wings over several generations.

Our N cross results show that the opa23 and opa35 alleles have the smallest suppression effect on notched wings in heterozygous F1 females.

While we increased the number of notched wings in N females modestly from 34 to 50% after one generation of selection (N is lethal in males), we were unable to achieve further increases even after 10 generations of selection.