Sentence examples for segregation products from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the applicability of a commonly used next generation sequencing workflow in detecting unbalanced meiotic segregation products for reciprocal translocation and inversion carriers.

For example, as a class we discussed every pairing configuration (L, M, and N), the meiotic segregation products, and sex determination by chromosome counting.

Single females were crossed to appropriately marked males that allowed identification of segregation products in yeasted vials, allowed to lay eggs for 5-6 d, and then adults were cleared.

Segregation of product from biocatalyst for elimination of product degradation/inhibition is not only necessary for study of enzymatic kinetics but also beneficial to industrial application of mycelia as whole cell biocatalyst.

Segregation of product from the whole cell biocatalyst is an efficient strategy for prevention of product inhibition on the biocatalyst or elimination of product degradation, which can be achieved by process engineering.

However, traditional methods do not allow segregation of product-rich (SAP and hydrocolloid) older thallus, from the growing apical tips.

Segregation of product from biocatalyst by cell suspension culture in a nonionic surfactant micelle aqueous solution or peanut oil water two-phase system is not only necessary for studying the enzymatic kinetics but also beneficial to industrial application of mycelia as whole cell biocatalyst.

Segregation of product from mycelia by cell suspension culture in a nonionic surfactant micelle aqueous solution or peanut oil water two-phase system is not only necessary for studying the enzymatic kinetics but also beneficial to industrial application of mycelia as whole cell biocatalyst.

SheaMoisture's #BreakTheWalls campaign takes on the segregation of beauty products found at shelf, where we find products relegated to an "ethnic" section.

Strikingly, all but one of the mixed segments are within 200 kb of the predicted origin of replication at ~603 kb (Salzberg et al. 1998), suggesting that most mixed tracts arose by segregation of recombination products at unselected loci after DNA replication but before DNA replication through the selected loci, as diagrammed in Figure 1C.

But this "cycling segregation" is a product of city planners prioritising the demands of real estate developers, says Samuel Stein, a graduate student at the City University of New York who has researched the city's cycling infrastructure.