Sentence examples for organizing region from inspiring English sources

All species of Oryza investigated to date have an array of genes encoding ribosomal RNA (rDNA, or nucleolar organizing region, or NOR) on chromosome 9, as observed with fluorescent in situ hybridization, although data are not available for the F and G genome species (Chung et al. 2008).

These clones are useful for the analysis of DNA sequences in the nucleolus organizing region or centromeric region.

(1) Each member of a tetrad of haploid microspores produced by meiosis contains a single chromosome 6 which carries the only nucleolar organizing region in the maize genome.

In contrast, deletions in chromosome arms carrying the nucleolar organizing region did not change recombination frequencies in the remainder of those chromosomes.

The rDNA sequences in potato are reported to be on chromosomes 1 (5S; [ 54]) and 2 (45S; nucleolar organizing region, [ 54, 55]).

Heteromorphisms were reported according to International System for Chromosome Nomenclature 2009 after selective banding studies, such as C and nucleolar organizing region (NOR) banding, were conducted.

The main rationale for this is that nuclear rDNA cistrons are repeated hundreds to thousands of times in tandem arrays at nucleolar organizing regions of the chromosomes.

In addition, ongoing analysis of repetitive sequence in soybean shows that it is primarily in the centric, telomeric and nucleolar organizing regions of the genome (Gill et al. unpublished results) [ 26].

For these classical regional centromeres, it may suffice to have a less precisely organized region if it is of sufficient size to assure timely microtubule capture.

As the early 20th-century European scholars of geopolitics realized, because a vertically organized region contains all climatic zones year-round, each pan-region can be self-sufficient and build a power base from which to intrude in others' terrain.

Within the somatosensory cortex, linc Brn1b was expressed in the barrel structures of the posteromedial barrel subfield (PMBSF); a highly organized region of cortical projection neurons that receives afferent connections from the thalamus and is responsible for the coordination of sensory inputs from the rodent vibrissae (Petersen, 2007).