Sentence examples for only one translocation from inspiring English sources

In the genus Lens, for example, distorted markers were observed in different linkage groups, but only one translocation was detected by cytogenetical studies and pollen viability analysis; its location was defined on the basis of marker locations in different crosses [ 23].

With regard to the order of the protein-coding genes the arrangement of Balanoglossus (identical to Xenturbella bocki) appears to represent the ancestral state within Hemichordata, since only one translocation of CYTB or ND6 from the vertebrate/cephalochordate arrangement has to be hypothesized.

Okita-Ouma et al., [ 33] points out that LNNP is more of a source population that has supported 41 outward translocations and received one inward translocation, whereas Ngulia RS is a recipient population having received 16 inward translocations and only one outward translocation.

In contrast to the S. citri– S. melliferum comparison, only one small translocation was observed between S. chrysopicola and S. syrphidicola (fig. 2 B).

The gene order so far known from Nemertea (Cephalothrix rufifrons, partial genome [ 45]) can be easily derived with one change (translocation of nad6) from the pattern of the brachiopod Terebratulina and the gene order of Phoronida (Phoronis psammophila, partial genome [ 46]) from that of the mollusc Katharina tunicata with only one event (translocation of atp6).

While histidines serve as common low-pH sensors for a number of processes involving protein membrane interactions and/or molten globule formation, BoNT/E has only one histidine within the translocation domain, and there are no histidines in the translocation domain of BoNT/B.

During DNA translocation, only one strand of the dsDNA interacts with the dodecameric channel wall (see Supporting Information), and neither the dsDNA nor the hexameric ATPase rotates.

Of the five events in which Lm did not lose LY and TRDx, only one showed PKCε-YFP translocation to the vacuole.

In samples with two breakpoints, the sequencing reads indicate that MYC is only involved in one of the breakpoints (that is, only one side of the translocation was captured).

Increased intestinal permeability is only one reason for increased bacterial translocation.

Of the fast-neutron mutants studied, TL-5 appears to be the only one involving a simple reciprocal translocation.