Collectively, these results suggest that the proximal promoter region of membrane transporters is rich in variation and that variants in these regions may play a role in interindividual variation in drug disposition and response.
Even though the wild plants usually have only blue or violet flowers, the species are so marvelously rich in genetic variations that plant breeders have been able to tease out white, pink, dark blue, mauve, red-violet and green varieties.
Since foxtail millet has one of the largest sets of both cultivated and wild-type germplasm rich in phenotypic variations, it appears promising for association mapping and allele mining of elite and novel variants to be integrated in crop improvement programmes.
The exterior brick has been long painted a flat red; you can see the original warm orangey-red, rich in natural variation, on the rear walls.
This approach would be difficult to apply in the current case where the P waveform itself is rich in amplitude variation.
The vocabulary of children's games, including truce terms, is described by sociolinguist Peter Trudgill in Dialects of England as being particularly rich in regional variation insofar as they are not based on official or television culture.
It is very rich in morphological variation, such as flower color, habit, and leaf characteristics, and its broad spectrum of morphological variants bewildered taxonomists in their attempts to propose intraspecific subdivisions; therefore, two classifications were established due to the discretionary priorities of morphological characteristics [ 35, 36].
We also found several very common deletions on V-R (see Additional File 2: Figure S1 and Additional File 3: Table S2), which is a region rich in copy number variation.
The second trait which is richer in environmental variation is acting to correct the first so as to better predict genetic merit.
