Sentence examples for segregating in two from inspiring English sources

'Dr. Davis', 'F8, 1-42' and 'Georgia Belle' were sequenced to add SNPs segregating in two breeding populations, Pop DF ('Dr. Davis' × 'F8, 1-42') and Pop DG ('Dr. Davis' × 'Georgia Belle').

An interrogation of 30,173 unigenes segregating in two RIL populations resulted in high-quality, comprehensive Capsicum genetic maps: a 16,780 unigene interspecific and a 3878 unigene intraspecific map with a total of 17,365 nonredundant unigenes mapped.

Using 13 polymorphic markers, we have now identified an ancestral haplotype segregating in three families, indicating a common founder mutation.

This QTL was found to be segregating in three out of the eight families analysed.

For the flesh colour QTL on Chr 26 and Chr 4, the QTL appeared to be segregating in six and four parents respectively, out of 12 parents in total.

However, it was demonstrated using genome wide analysis that Polycomb domains can be segregated in two classes: the first occupied by both PRC2 and PRC1 (PRC1-positive) and the second specifically bound by PRC2 (PRC2-only) [23], [24].

The sequences segregated in two clusters, one representing human (Cluster B) and one representing avian N2 sequences (Cluster A).

KIR haplotypes can be segregated in two groups (A and B) according to their gene content (Garcia et al., 2003).

Almost three quarters of the markers (1,117 of 1,546) segregated in two or more crosses and more than half of them (795) in three or more.

Of the 1,324 SNPs, 1,109 segregated in two clusters (aa and ab) corresponding to either homozygotes or heterozygotes, and 215 co-segregated in three clusters (aa, ab and bb).

This was nearly double the size of the previously published consensus map that was developed from seven intra- and interspecific mapping populations using a total of 560 markers that segregated in two or more populations (Truco et al. 2007).