Sentence examples for uneven segregation from inspiring English sources

In addition, phase separation of the epoxy-PEI blends during cure induced an uneven segregation of the epoxy and amine in different domains.

The loss of these plasmids is thought to happen rapidly in parasites after the release of blasticidin pressure due to uneven segregation of such DNA elements into daughter merozoites.

Since maximally two copies of a BAC can exist per bacterial cell [1], [2], we assumed that these reactions must be induced synchronously to prevent the uneven segregation or disruption of putative intermediates with two mini-F replicons during the strictly coordinated chromosomal-like proliferation upon bacterial cell division.

As shown in Figures 2B and 2C, the GFP expression in parasites transfected with the control pbGFPcon plasmid lacking PCEN was rapidly lost due to its uneven segregation.

In the paper the authors suggested efficient gene conversion machinery as a primary driving force behind the phenomenon, although mutually non-exclusive uneven segregation could not entirely be ruled out.

Male meiocytes exhibited chromosome fragmentation and uneven chromosome segregation.

Male meiocytes exhibited chromosome fragmentation and uneven chromosome segregation during meiosis II that resulted in abnormal pollen development and ultimately pollen abortion.

Uneven chromosome segregation of multivalents during meiotic division is thus the most plausible explanation for the intraspecific and intra-population karyotype variations.

Previous studies showed that inactivation of AtCTF7 via T-DNA insertion or reduction in AtCTF7 mRNA levels via RNAi disrupts sister chromatid cohesion, resulting in uneven chromosome segregation during meiosis and ultimately reduced pollen viability [ 17, 18].

Particle size distribution (PSD) has a significant impact on the performance of fluidized bed reactors due to uneven distribution in the segregation and mixing phenomena.

Halifax's segregation and uneven development cannot be divorced from the structural racism woven into the fabric of the city and the province.