Sentence examples for two progenies from inspiring English sources
Briefly, as described previously [ 4], two progenies were considered.
Two progenies (RJW207.1 and RJW207.3) carrying the same secondary metabolite phenotype as the original mutant (e.g. restored NOR production in a ΔlaeAΔstcEveA1 background) were sequenced using Illumina technology.
Furthermore, the lower number of deregulated genes in AS225 plants than in bm3 plants could result, in addition to the difference in genetic background of the two progenies, from the sclerenchyma-limited expression of the COMT-antisens constructed gene.
Some QTL were specific to one of the two progenies studied (BC vs. F2), which can be attributed to differences in the progeny types, the serotypes used for infection, or the times of infection and phenotypic assessments.
Once the number of molecules in an assembly reaches a pre-defined maximal size (Nmax), a random fission action is applied to produce two progenies of same size (Nmax/2) which can grow again and again in growth-fission cycles.
First, for each of the two morphological traits, we denoted as pure populations the populations where all sampled progenies were of the same type (i.e. spike type or stature) with the allowance of one outlier, and as mixed populations the ones combined different types, with at least two progenies of each.
The two progeny cells may be connected by thousands of plasmodesmata, which contain rings of membrane at each end that are thought to regulate the passage of molecules.
Therefore, we identified parent pairs of 165 of the 167 progeny based on genotypes of the six polymorphic loci, although we did not find pollen parents of the other two progeny within the candidate parent pairs (Additional file 1).
Throughout the present report, these two progeny viruses are abbreviated as WT and M296I, respectively.
The model describes the following scenario: After division a cell gives rise to two progeny cells.
The largest contigs obtained for the two progeny were approximately 34 kb.
