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X2 tests at individual loci and the multilocus probability tests using genotypic data of 71 ST lines identified 19 FGUs, including 14 loci of excess introgression and 5 perfect association groups or AGs (groups of unlinked but perfectly associated loci in the selected ST ILs) based on a threshold of P<0.0001 (Table S14).

Throat coloration the most striking plumage difference between these warblers is perfectly associated with the promoter region of agouti, and genotypes at this locus obey simple Mendelian recessive inheritance of the black-throated phenotype characteristic of golden-winged warblers.

In fact, the day of mailing may not be perfectly associated with the day of reading.

However, we identified a perfectly associated silent SNP in the coding region of exon 20 of the MFN2 gene.

DNA sequencing revealed a 10 bp deletion in the NDRG1 gene, which is perfectly associated with the polyneuropathy phenotype in Greyhound show dogs.

However, DNA sequencing revealed a non-synonymous mutation in the PITX3 gene, which is perfectly associated with the microphthalmia phenotype in Texel sheep.

In order to refine the 260-kb haplotype that perfectly associates with the POLLED locus of Friesian origin, we genotyped 13 Holstein-Friesian individuals (that formed a small pedigree with two recombinant bulls and 11 relatives) for the Celtic allele P202ID and the four Friesian variants P5ID, PG1654405A, PC1768587A and P80kbID as described in Medugorac et al. [ 4].

The presence/absence of this Sa-specific haplotype (Table S5 in additional file 3) in the ALL population corresponded nearly perfectly to the associated SSCP marker pCD141-3c (Jaccard similarity measure 0.92), indicating that the cDNA allele Sa corresponds to pCD141-3c.

Because twins are perfectly correlated for age and same-sex twins are correlated perfectly for sex, variation associated with age or sex would contribute to the correlation between twins.

Legislators in the House of Commons are the beneficiaries of an array of perks and reimbursements, all of them perfectly legal, for expenses associated with running their offices, traveling between London and their districts, and having homes in both places.

We investigate the problem of perfectly preserving a symmetry associated naturally with one coordinate system when calculated in a different coordinate system.