Sentence examples for population nuclear from inspiring English sources

But China has ten times Japan's population, nuclear weapons, and a hard-authoritarian rather than soft-authoritarian political system.

Any phenotypic differences between a cybrid and its paternal parental population (nuclear genome donor) can be attributed to having replaced one mitotype with the other.

For each population, nuclear genetic polymorphism was described using measurements of allelic richness (A r ), genetic diversity (H e ) and the unbiased intra-population fixation index [ FIS, measuring departures from Hardy Weinberg (HW) equilibrium within populations] for each locus and over all loci using fstat version 2.9.3.2.

In our two F2 populations, nuclear genetic factors from Dasanbyeo (indica) had stronger effects on SD than those from Ilpumbyeo (japonica) since most of the distorted loci were skewed in favor of the indica alleles (Table 2, Additional file 2: Table S2 and Additional file 3: Figure S1).

Although the Japanese Carcinus population is differentiated from all sampled native populations, nuclear microsatellite data suggest a strong affinity with native C. aestuarii (Figure 3).

For each sampling site with at least seven genotyped individuals, we calculated two different measures of within-population nuclear diversity: arcsin transformed expected heterozygosity (H E) and allelic richness (A), expressed as average number of alleles per locus.

For many CMS populations, nuclear loci that restore fertility are described.

Whereas mtDNA describes only the maternal history of populations, nuclear markers always reflect maternal and paternal gene flow and allele histories, and are therefore more appropriate to reconstruct species tree.

In the current studies, we show that, in addition to the previously described population of nuclear RelB+ DCs, a further population of nuclear RelB-CD123+ pDCs is located in perivascular regions of RA but not normal synovial tissue sublining.

A recent British poll showed 30% of the population against nuclear power, compared with 60% three years ago.

And while we don't want to belittle the lives of 4004 people, the stakes are remarkably low – no threat of enslavement of a population, no nuclear Armageddon circling the Earth, no madmen flirting with the end of reality.