Sentence examples for transferred traits from inspiring English sources

The luminescence caused by the P CMV and P SV40 was even similar to the luminescence caused by the bacterial P BLA supporting the relevance of the heterologous gene expression with respect to the phenotypic expression of transferred traits.

We extend this recursion to allow for horizontal gene transfer based on the formalism of unbiased horizontal transmission of cultural traits [16] (where the change in frequency of the horizontally transferred traits depends purely on its frequency in the local population and not on any allelic value).

This is an interesting result as most of the platform's markers could potentially be used in introgression programs aimed at transferring traits from C. moschata into C.pepo.

The differences in the transcriptome response of Arabidopsis and rice provides opportunities to identify species specific responses and thus broaden the possibilities of transferring traits from model to crop species.

Transferred resistance traits were inferred by a detectable reduction of susceptibility to the drug in the transconjugant or transformant, compared to the E. coli recipient.

The simulations were performed to understand the heat and mass transfer traits in the presence of non-linear radiation.

In this context, genetic engineering of the chloroplast genome with non-host resistance traits would be an effective alternative for transferring desirable traits because of its many advantages over nuclear transformation [ 5].

Dissecting the cold tolerance traits in these landraces would be highly beneficial to efforts of transferring tolerance traits into the elite germplasms by backcrossing.

However, the Brassica B genome has been recognised as a useful source of novel alleles for various traits of interest, in particular disease resistance and tolerance to abiotic stress, and numerous attempts have been made to transfer these traits to the Brassica A and C genomes, with varying success [ 9, 13, 14, 17, 52- 54].

For thousands of years, they sought to transfer desirable traits from one plant species to another by cross-breeding: this was how wild grasses were turned into wheat.

Selected introgression lines will be used as breeding lines to transfer various traits of interest into the new cultivars, for cloning genes, and for functional genomics research.