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Although the HCC was partially controlled by TACE, partial viability remained (Fig. 2).

After 96 weeks of storage at 4, − 20 and − 80 °C, pollinia showed light-red to red stain, indicating partial viability remained by TTC staining (Fig. 2).

Alternatively, partial viability might reflect genetic differences among siblings.

Haldane's Rule and heterozygosity of autosomal DMIs are both specific instances of genotype-dependent partial viability.

This partial viability of hybrid offspring can be explained in two general ways.

In contrast, partial viability due to incomplete penetrance leads to genotype-independent mortality and no distortion.

As both crosses shared the same female parent and we used the same primer pairs and scoring method, the excess 17.9% segregation distortion in the hybrid cross demonstrates that incomplete penetrance is insufficient to explain partial hybrid viability in green×longear sunfish hybrids.

5-FU displayed partial effects (viability of 78.3% at 1 mM).

We propose that the PEHE and Cter domains have distinct functions based on the observation that the missense modifier mutants restore partial male viability to K1009X and AFG mutants, but not to an msl1 deletion.

FgaB expression fully reverted fga1 lethality, allowing survival to the adult stage, whereas FgaA expression, on the other hand, led to partial rescue of viability, as individuals reached the pupal stage but failed to develop further into viable adults (Fig. 4A).

However, a partial reduction in viability on −ura plates was noted at 0.05% glucose.