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Genetic marker data from S2 and BC1N progeny suggest that chromosomes regularly pair with their homologous counterpart.

Hermaphroditism recurred in progeny, suggesting that the bisexuality is genetically based (Table 2).

Data obtained with Ad fiber mutants indicated that the absence of crystalline inclusions correlated with a lower infectivity and/or lower yields of virus progeny, suggesting that the protein crystals might be involved in virion assembly.

IpiO1-K143N and IpiO2 elicited cell death on the 19 resistant F1 plants but not on the 14 susceptible progeny, suggesting that these two are likely Avr candidates for the Rpi-sto1 gene.

Interestingly, the absence of crystalline inclusions in certain Ad5-infected cells was associated with a lower fiber content and lower infectivity of the virus progeny, suggesting that the Ad5-induced intranuclear protein inclusions might serve as a privileged platform for efficient fiber encapsidation, correct capsid assembly, virus maturation and infectivity.

Southern results preformed on T1 progeny suggested the presence of up to 3 copies of the transgene present at multiple loci.

Out of 725 injected F0 fish (from three rounds of screening), 22 produced more than 50% GFP-positive progeny, suggesting an increase of Tol2 copy number.

When Dkc1 Δ15/+ females were crossed with Terc−/− or Tert−/− mice, this skewing was not apparent in the telomerase negative progeny, suggesting that the mechanism is telomerase-dependent.

For example, the yap5Δ single mutant grew consistently slower than its double mutant progeny, suggesting that the mutant might carry a secondary mutation that is lost following mating.

The lack of snc1/ snc1 genotypes among the wild-type F2 progeny suggested that the destabilized cpr1 allele is associated with wild-type morphology in the F2 generation.

We found no recombinants among 448 progeny, suggesting that the two mutations are very close to each other and might be allelic.