Sentence examples for specific inheritance from inspiring English sources

The researcher can also select specific blocks to export variants of a specific inheritance pattern (i.e. de novo mutations and recessively inherited variants) for further analysis.

Jablonka and Lamb characterize four broadly defined inheritance systems: two fairly specific inheritance systems — the genetic inheritance system and the symbolic inheritance system found in human languages — and two classes of inheritance systems — cellular and organismal epigenetic inheritance systems and behavioral inheritance systems.

Our finding of monoallelic expression of Lgi1, if true also in human, would provide an example of how such expression may affect specific inheritance patterns.

Moreover, the analysis of the similarity in dinucleotide relative abundances of different sets of minimal absent words supports the hypothesis of the inheritance of minimal absent words through a common ancestor, in addition to lineage specific inheritance, only in vertebrates.

Nevertheless, they are useful for exploring the hypothesis of the inheritance of minimal absent words through a common ancestor, in addition to lineage specific inheritance, as proposed by Acquisti et al. [4] in different sets of minimal absent words.

We further investigate the hypothesis of the inheritance of minimal absent words through common ancestry, in addition to lineage specific inheritance, from the similarity in dinucleotide compositional biases of different sets of minimal absent words.

Their daughters carry very specific inheritances, which are complementary but not interchangeable.

Unlike the autosomes, the X chromosome follows a sex-specific inheritance pattern, with females inheriting two copies, one from the mother and one from the father, and males inheriting only a single copy from the mother.

The combination of its male-specific inheritance, small effective population size and geographical specificity make the Y chromosome the locus of choice for investigating many questions about both forensics [1] and human male history and prehistory [2].

Four Prlo-DRB alleles moderately cluster (86%) with the mink and giant panda outgroups suggesting possible trans-specific inheritance of some DRB sequences before divergence from a common ancestral sequence [15].

Such selection may have favoured the evolution of genetic mechanisms that support sex-specific inheritance or expression of genes that previously had conflicting effects on male and female longevity, including sex-linkage [23], [25] or epigenetic mechanisms [6], [26].