Sentence examples for tiny chromosomes from inspiring English sources

Very tiny chromosomes were observed in L. costata, P. pictilis, P. zonalternans, S. hypsiura and S. savona.

The BAC-FISH procedure proved valuable for physically mapping small plant genomes with numerous, tiny chromosomes, such as in Phaseolus vulgaris[ 30- 32].

Gaining an in-depth understanding of the evolution of avian microchromosomes has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining comparative data for these tiny chromosomes.

Not dropping small contigs after the first MWM leads to many unlikely fusions as well as numerous tiny chromosomes that do not fit in with the rest.

However, differentiation of the tiny chromosomes of switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L). and creation of a standard karyotype for this bioenergy crop has not been accomplished due to lack of distinguishing features and polyploidy.

Identical results were found for all the other Drosophila chromosomes, except for the tiny chromosome 4, which displayed quite flexible and poorly compacted chromatin despite being entirely heterochromatic (Table  2) (full data are in Additional file 3. Additional file 5 gives Wilcox p-values of differences observed between the different epigenetic domains for parameters shown in Table  2).

Later, I did a post-doc at Yale with Joe Gall, who had discovered a class of very tiny linear chromosomes in a type of single-celled protozoa.

Men, or at least male biologists, have long been alarmed that their tiny Y chromosome, once the same size as its buxom partner, the X, will continue to wither away until it simply vanishes.

Inside the alga's chloroplasts, or photosynthetic fuel cells, each gene occupies its own tiny circular chromosome.

The pachytene WZ bivalent of B. anynana is exceptional due to the tiny W chromosome.

The small size of the W-body was consistent with the tiny W chromosome observed in pachytene oocytes.