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We then removed the worms and allowed the embryos to develop prior to counting viable and inviable progeny.

Here, we showed that, due to a reciprocal DNA rearrangement between two scaffolds, the T. reesei CBS999.97 wild isolate produces both viable and inviable SAN progeny via meiosis.

After sporulation, there was a 2 2 segregation of viable and inviable spore colonies for each, indicating that insertion or deletions to the C-terminus of Mec1 compromise viability.

The pattern of presence and absence of EFL, eEF1A and eEF1Bα allows us to derive a ratchet-like model for the evolutionary dynamics of elongation factor gain and loss in terms of the viable and inviable fates of different combinations of elongation factors.

We counted the numbers of viable (stained) and inviable (nonstained) pollen grains from a subsample of 0.075 µl in a hemocytometer under a microscope.

Because the terms viability and inviability can have different meanings in different contexts, throughout this paper we use "partially viable" and "partially inviable" interchangeably to describe crosses in which the percentage of surviving F1 hybrids is significantly less than 100% but greater than 0%).

Viable pollen will stain dark blue with analine blue, and inviable pollen grains will not (Kearns and Inouye 1993).

Seeds produced are half plump and viable carrying the scs ti locus, and half are shriveled and inviable.

We also provide a C++ subroutine that implements the model along with a Matlab script (Additional file 2), taking as input values the 126 parameters and 26 initial conditions for the model, and giving as output the phenotypes (viable or inviable) of 119 budding yeast strains: WT growing in glucose + WT growing in galactose + 117 cell-cycle mutants growing in glucose or galactose.

Table 3 shows that Haldane's rule operates correctly under the assumptions of a ZW sex determination system in 70% of crosses with asymmetrical inviability (i.e. females are inviable and males are viable), and it operates correctly under the assumption of an XY sex determination system in 30% of crosses with asymmetrical inviability (i.e. males are inviable and females are viable).

It is therefore fair (and reasonable) to acknowledge it by using the adjectives viable or inviable for our admissible discontinuity curves.