Sentence examples for reciprocal products from inspiring English sources

Such NAHR may produce two reciprocal products; a tandem (or direct) duplication and a deletion.

Because twinned alleles are the reciprocal products of a single event (Greenblatt and Brink, 1962), their structures should reflect a single parsimonious mechanism of origin.

Similar types of twinned pericarp sectors have been shown to arise from the reciprocal products of standard Ac transposition events (Greenblatt and Brink, 1962; Chen et al., 1992).

39– 42 In NAHR, improper crossing-over between nonallelic, directly repeated, homologous segments (such as low-copy repeats) between sister chromatids (intrachromosomal) or between homologous chromosomes (interchromosomal) produces two reciprocal products, ie, a tandem or direct duplication and a deletion.

Importantly, the CI in P1-rr-T21 is flanked by a target site duplication, and the CI insertion site is identical to the deletion breakpoint in the co-twin p1-ww-T21; these results strongly suggest that these twinned alleles were generated as the reciprocal products of an alternative transposition mechanism.

The power is calculated through the reciprocal product of twist and wrench screws.

Whereas the majority of subjects (22 of 35) harbor the homologous recombination reciprocal product of the common SMS microdeletion (∼3.7 Mb), 13 subjects (∼37%) have nonrecurrent duplications ranging in size from 1.3 to 15.2 Mb.

The set of axes of vibrations yields the modal matrix and the response at the mass center is expressed by the reciprocal product between the axes of vibration and the applied wrench.

However, when Sgs1 was repressed during meiosis (pCLB2-SGS1/sgs1Δ – ADA 2), this increase was no longer seen, suggesting that Sgs1 aids in rejecting strand capture of the reciprocal product in the presence of mismatches.

The authors hypothesised that if one side of the DSB successfully invaded, but double Holliday junction formation failed at the strand capture stage [4] due to sequence divergence, the result would be a 'half-crossover' with the unrepaired reciprocal product leading to death of the spore containing it [24].

The reciprocal product, a microdeletion, causes hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsies (HNPP) [ 5].