Sentence examples for seed variants from inspiring English sources
Although selective functions of the seed variants may add complexity to miR-101 regulatory effect, it has been proposed that isomiRs function cooperatively to target common biological pathways [ 55].
The first novel seed variant, a "C/T" SNP at chr3 128081086, was located in the 3' strand of human miRNA hsa-mir-1280 and was present in one Hadza and one Sandawe, two hunter-gatherer populations from Tanzania.
Additionally, two different case-specific seeded variants were set manually.
Seed colour variants were grown for three additional generations to confirm trait stability.
Concomitant screening of 20,200 T2 non-activation T-DNA lines (those containing no 35S enhancer sequences) did not realise any seed colour variants.
Seed colour variants were analyzed for variability in proanthocyanidins and flavan-3-ols using the histochemical stain dimethylaminocinnamylaldehyde (Sigma, Oakville, Canada) (2% DMACA in 3 N HCl 50% [w/v] methanol) [ 58].
It was found that the oxidative processes developed a metal nanoparticle pre-sowing seed treatment variant at a concentration of 120 mg/l, as evidenced by the increase in the content of TBARS in photosynthetic tissues by 12%%.
For the first seed-based scoring strategy, 14 genes were collected as seeds that harbor variants (either natural polymorphisms or knockouts in model organisms) associated with the traits related to host resistance after influenza virus infection (Table 1).
This black American idiom has seeded so many variants — in Europe, Australia, Africa, Asia and the Middle East — that some historians of music no longer speak of a single hip-hop culture, but point to plural schools of hip-hop that have distinctive flavors.
By creating and seeding a few variants of your own, you can crystallize how the template works and encourage your audience to make their own remixes.
Malted mixed grain and mixed seed flours are wholemeal variants that make excellent breads and barabriths.
