Sentence examples for rice generation from inspiring English sources

NSF45Ka contains 23,040 oligos including 240 oligos complementary to the hygromycin phosphotransferase (hph) gene (GenBank Accession: AF354045), a selectable marker used in transgenic rice generation.

The Rice fading generation process must be repeated n times, with n being the corresponding integer value of the channel parameter μ.

In rice, the generation of certain sRNA phase sets was demonstrated to rely on RDR2 and DCL1/3, which was quite similar to the biogenesis of the ta-siRNAs (Jones-Rhoades et al. 2006; Allen et al. 2005; Williams et al. 2005).

The valley floor was almost completely devoted to rice, and generations of careful landscaping have left it almost flat.

Based on the reference genome in rice, next-generation sequencing (NGS) using the high-throughput sequencing system can efficiently accomplish whole genome resequencing of various genetic populations and diverse germplasm resources.

Because of incomplete compatibility between japonica and indica rices, first-generation hybrids would have had low fertility requiring back-crossing to one or the other parent (Sato 1996); in the context of India, this is likely to have been the widespread, and climatically adapted, proto-indica.

Further, Southern hybridization analysis using T3 generation rice plants of line MO6-196 was performed, which revealed stable integration of the transgene cassette into the progenies (Figure 2).

Many quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for salt tolerance have been identified in rice through the generation of recombinant inbred lines and these are being mapped by using various types of DNA marker [40].

Together these results clearly demonstrate the potential of IC1270 to prime rice for augmented generation of epidermis-localized H2O2.

This is the first report on the transformation of the P. japonicus βAS gene into rice and the generation of a new "ginseng rice" germplasm that produces oleanane-type sapogenin.

Over many generations, rice has become an essential component of the local cultures and customs of rice-growing people across Asia, where rice cultivation has been practiced for thousands of years.