Sentence examples for proximal boundary from inspiring English sources

After refinement, 51 of these regions have no crossovers; they are bounded proximally by the distal boundary of the proximal crossover and distally by the proximal boundary of the distal crossover (File S4).

We find that in Hexdact/+ embryos Bmp2 expression persists in the AVE at 6.5dpc and is not restricted to the proximal boundary as occurs in control embryos.

In some cases the model representing the distal boundary also provides proximal boundary condition.

The ILsh makes further CeAJ junctions with IL1 and IL2, marking the proximal boundary of the IL1 and IL2 PCMCs.

The proximal boundary of this haploblock coincides with a common crossover in Embryos 2 and 3 (and others, not shown).

Instead, other axons and dendrites intercalate while R7 growth cones define the most proximal boundary of the distal medulla.

The TSS-proximal boundary between H3K4me3 and H3K36me3 represents a boundary between two distinct, transcriptionally relevant chromatin states across the bodies of actively transcribed genes.

When considering the proximal duplication boundary (∼30.17 Mb), we observed two informative SNPs (30,174,423 and 30,174,589) both of which appear to have been exchanged via crossing over between duplicated and non-duplicated strains.

Furthermore, OTOP1 sits only 3 kb away from the OTOP1-proximal inversion boundary.

Mutations in the proximal pair weaken boundary activity in early embryos, but have little effect from mid-embryogenesis onwards.

The crossover interval inferred (from proximal to distal boundary) is expected to contain the crossover event with high probability.