Sentence examples for segregation of traits from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, chromosomal selection might be biased (de Jong and Hesse, 2012), resulting in unequal segregation of traits that affect fitness, selecting against later generation hybrids.
Several of the above studies harvested viable seeds from the F1 hybrids, and showed segregation of traits in F2 generations (Linnaeus 1760; Lotsy 1927; Winge 1938; Clausen 1966).
Trans arrangement of positive alleles has previously been linked with transgressive segregation of traits from an inter-specific cross of tomato; a phenomenon which was observed for both chlorophyll and carotenoids in the present investigation of lettuce.
Since genetic analysis is based on the study of the segregation pattern of traits which differ between the two parents, two M. truncatula lines were selected on the basis of their phenotypic and molecular differences.
This property was first observed by Gregor Mendel, who studied the segregation of heritable traits in pea plants.
Seeds are the product of sexual reproduction and the segregation of Mendelian traits.
The segregation of genetic traits endowing diclofop-methyl resistance was assessed along a gradient of doses: 188 (low), 375 (medium) or 1500 (high) g diclofop-methyl ha−1.
We propose a model to describe the chromosomal evolution of strains involved in this nation-wide outbreak using the distribution and segregation of genetic traits such as SNPs, indels and prophage (Fig. 6).
In addition, loading of the phenotypes of different behavioural tests in F2 on independent PCs underlines the good segregation of characteristic traits from the original HAB and LAB mouse lines.
The clear segregation of the traits 'motivation to approach humans' and 'reluctance to avoid humans' when comparing the strains suggests that these two types of tameness are controlled by different genetic factors.
Analyses of resveratrol content in the fruit skin, sugar and acid contents in the berry, berry size and cold resistance over several years revealed stable segregation of these traits in this F1 population.
