Sentence examples for variegated patterns from inspiring English sources

Over 38% of the germ-line mosaics showed variegated patterns linking three different loci with minicircle sequences.

These studies have demonstrated that repositioning of a euchromatic gene to a genomic location adjacent to transcriptionally silent heterochromatin results in variegated patterns of gene expression, a phenomenon called position-effect variegation.

Base coloration ranges from grayish brown through dark brown to blackish, but this colouring is overlaid by variegated patterns of white, yellow, orange, or black due to bands on the spines.

(The bright, variegated patterns of a monster head/flower vase — in papier-mâché rather than clay, and filled with real lilies — by the Swiss art star Urs Fischer could almost be an irreverent hommage to Mr. Price's fine-pored, jewel-like surface).

But then I look up and trace the variegated patterns on a cactus or the browning lines of the jade plant as its stalk grows into wood, and I'm at peace.

Variegated patterns of RNA expression among the lines were observed in the tissues as well, as determined by quantitative RT real-time PCR of PD1 transcripts and Northern analysis (Figure 4B, Table 2).

Over this shimmering, variegated pattern of hammered sound floats the uninterrupted melodic line of the voice, the flute, or the rebab.

Thus G. stormi has a dark red carapace, while East Pacific and West Atlantic G. lividus are tan with dark, variegated patterning.

The inversion brings the wild-type white gene into close proximity (25 30 kb) to the ß-heterochromatin which results in a variegated pattern of eye pigmentation (Figure 3).

Most of the transgenic founders generated with this construct (14/21) either failed to express in any tissue or displayed a variegated pattern of expression on PBL (Figure 3B, C, left panels).

This variegated pattern has led to the hypothesis of temporal heterogeneity.