Sentence examples for subdivided into two populations from inspiring English sources

The "tester" cDNA was subdivided into two populations, which were ligated to adaptor 1 and adaptor 2R, respectively.

The digested tester cDNA was subdivided into two populations each of which was ligated (27) with a different adaptor provided in the cDNA subtraction kit (Clontech).

Chromis multilineata was genetically subdivided into three population groups in the sample areas of the Western Atlantic.

P. t. ellioti may be further subdivided into two additional populations: a population that occurs in forested regions of western Cameroon, P. t. ellioti (Rainforest), and a second population that occupies central Cameroon, P. t. ellioti (Ecotone) [ 23].

When a species of genotype AABB is subdivided into two different populations, new mutations independently arise in each population (e.g. AaBB or AABb), and may eventually fix yielding genetically divergent groups (e.g., aaBB and AAbb).

In addition, P. t. ellioti may be further subdivided into two additional populations: one in the rainforests of western Cameroon, which is separated from the second population located in the ecotone habitat [ 9] east of the Mbam River.

BrdU positive nuclei were subdivided into two different populations based on their distinct morphologies: (1) cigar-like nuclei oriented parallel to axonal profiles; axonal compartment) and (2) ovoid-shaped nuclei juxtaposed to the perikarya of the sensory ganglion cells; neuronal soma compartment).

Individuals of Ifremeria nautilei sampled from across the known range of the species in the south western Pacific could be subdivided genetically into two populations, one restricted to Manus Basin and one distributed throughout North Fiji and Lau Basins.

DCs in skin draining LNs can be subdivided into three major populations; LCs, langerin-positive dermal DCs, and dermal DCs.

In the Mediterranean region, the parasitoid A. transcaspicus is subdivided into three major population clusters that encompass the Iberian Peninsula and the Maghreb region of northern Africa (K1), Italy (K2), and the eastern Mediterranean (K3; Figure 1) [19].

Here, M-form populations were subdivided into two genetic clusters (Fig. 2, K = 3): cluster 1 contained mainly individuals from the samples collected in west Africa (samples 1 9) and also from Bayanga, CAR (sample 12); cluster 2 included the remaining samples from central Africa (samples 10, 11, 13, and 14) and Angola (samples 21 23).