Sentence examples for split linkage from inspiring English sources

More stringent thresholds, however, also made it necessary to split linkage groups into subgroups if the remaining linkage information was insufficient to construct a map (Table 2).

As suggested by Sewell et al. [ 55], the gaps between the split linkage groups belonging to the same unit may represent a non-random sampling of the genome resulting from an under-representation of markers from these regions.

In order to fill in the gaps between split linkage groups and thus saturate the consensus map, we should increase the sample size (or the number of pedigrees) and the number of anchor markers between mapping populations.

No local control sequence was found to split a monophyletic linkage between enrolled partners.

Glycoside hydrolases, the most efficient enzymes presently known, split the glycosidic linkage between two carbohydrate residues [ 14].

In our analysis, Chromosome IV was split into two linkage groups (4A and 4B) (Table S1) due to an insufficient number of markers.

A densely populated group with a high independence LOD (153 markers; 135.73 cM; independence LOD of 24.0) was split and 12 linkage groups (103.982 ≤ n ≤ 142.783 cM) were trimmed.

It is apparent that some large gaps remain in the RFLP genetic map by Jan et al. (1998), which split a large linkage group into small ones, such as LG17, 18, 19 and 20.

Natelson et al 26 showed that orally administrated fructose diphosphate calcium salt was absorbed directly by the intestinal tract without splitting the phosphate linkage, and that 6 g led to an increase of serum inorganic phosphate averaging 15%, citric acid 10.7%, and nonprotein organic phosphate as much as 173%.

All publicly available markers in the middle of LG7 were monomorphic and LG7 was therefore split into two small linkage groups named LG7a and LG7b.

The proposed security system consists in a flexible linkage that splits a robot arm link in two parts.