Sentence examples for properly segregate from inspiring English sources

Chromosomes in female Drosophila melanogaster can be nonexchange (either spontaneously, as occurs to the X in 6 10% of meioses, or by heterozygosity for multiply-rearranged balancer chromosomes that block exchange), yet are still able to properly segregate from their homologs through the distributive segregation system (Hawley et al. 1993).

This causes chromosomes to fail to properly segregate in a process called nondisjunction.

Nondisjunction (NDJ), the failure to properly segregate the genome during meiosis, produces haploid cells that have unbalanced genetic composition.

Small micromeres were seen to properly segregate to coelomic pouches, or in the case of Delta to the side of the archenteron (since there are no coelomic pouches in a Delta MO) in each perturbation.

Mutations in BubR1 kinase domain give rise to viable adults lacking any visible phenotype, and mutant cells are able to properly segregate their genetic material during somatic cell division (Malmanche et al. 2007; Rahmani et al. 2009).

Purely on the basis of this phenotypic analysis, Bridges proposes a chromosomal mechanism to account for this outcome: the rare occurrence of a meiotic error in the female (nondisjunction) resulting in a failure of the two homologous X chromosomes to properly segregate at the first meiotic division.

But even clients whose money was properly segregated may not be repaid in full.

Unsurprisingly, results showed waste was not being properly segregated, even items "easy" to recycle like wood, glass and metal.

"So if the back office at MF Global isn't properly segregating the assets, I don't know if the customers can do anything about it".

Government and industry officials, uncertain how much of the corn has been properly segregated and identified, are now pushing the operators to test their supplies for evidence of contamination.

Cape Town's commuter cycling efforts were also boosted by the 2010 World Cup, and the city claims to have 250 miles of bike lanes, although consultant Gail Jennings says only 13 miles are properly segregated.