In chordotonal neurons, the TRPN and TRPV channels are respectively segregated into distal and proximal ciliary zones.
We constrained ms to return a sample with 1023 (or 4095, respectively) segregating sites, leaving the site in the center of the locus for the beneficial mutation.
These two groups of functions may respond to activation by endogenous and exogenous ligands, respectively, segregating physiological processes regulated by an endogenous ligand-activated AHR from toxicological or adaptive responses dependent on AHR activated by a xenobiotic ligand.
We also find that, using the Cas9 protein expressed from a ubiquitous eft-3 promoter, we obtain a proportion of apparent recombinant animals (rollers and animals with multivulvae, respectively) segregating only wild-type progeny (Table 1); it is likely that in these animals, recombination occurs in one or more somatic tissues during development.
CS-HA1 mutants were expressed and retained in ER and ER/SR of HeLa cells and myotubes, respectively, and correctly segregated to jSR of regenerating soleus muscle fibers.
For all candidate genes, we found that the L × G interaction was significant for LDT but not for PDT (Table 5 and Table 6, respectively), indicating that segregating genetic variation mostly affected the time spent in premetamorphic stages rather than the duration of metamorphosis itself.
Overall, we found that 136, 14, 431, and 695 genes phylogenetically segregate the ocular, genital, prevalent genital and LGV groups, respectively.
Rainbow and steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) naturally segregate for both resident and migratory life-history types, respectively, as do other members of the salmonid family of fishes.
In infragranular layers, slender-tufted and thick-tufted pyramids seem to segregate less clearly into column-related and septum-related subpopulations, respectively (Manns et al. 2004).
(A and B ) Fibroblast colony-forming units (CFU-F) and mesensphere-forming activities segregate in Nes-GFP and Nes-GFP+ Nes-GFP+ne marrow cells, respectively.
