Sentence examples for visible segregation from inspiring English sources

Visible segregation of newly replicated marker loci occurs soon after their duplication (Toro and Shapiro, 2010).

If the dam is homozygous BB, only the A (grandpaternal) sire allele will show the visible segregation pattern.

In contrast, sequential labeling with MG-BTau and MHN-Ester can be complete in as little as 7 min and similarly showed visible segregation of surface and internal signals.

Therefore, there will be a lag of 3 8 min after replication of the ter3 locus and its visible segregation, assumimg no lag in completion of replication because of a retarded fork.

For another sire-heterozygous RAD marker containing a single SNP on the same chromosome, the dam may be homozygous AA, in which case only the B (grandmaternal) sire allele will show the visible segregation pattern.

The stark segregation visible there means that for the first time, it should stand as an example to London's planners of what not to do.

However, some researchers proposed that plasma resonance absorption of metallic Ag (or Pd) on the surface of semiconductor contributes to the effective visible absorption and segregation of electron/hole pairs, which results in the higher photocatalytic activity [9, 11, 12].

For much of the 1920s to 1950s, the neighborhood provided a haven for African-American residents, who gravitated to areas where housing discrimination was less prevalent and segregation less visible.

For N/Ti atomic ratios up to 0.3 (15 at.% Ag) no metallic Ag segregation is visible in the TiNx matrix.

First, we employed a narrow window of timing for the damage induction after the visible initiation of chromosome segregation, i.e. mid-anaphase, as compared to other studies where the damage was induced prior to mitosis [6], [26] or with unknown timing [26].

In addition, a gene expression marker that had a distinctly bimodal expression in the DNA microarray analysis (APPLE0F000001974) also had bimodal expression in the O3 × R5 F1 population used for qPCR validation; this bimodal expression segregation was visible among PCR amplicons (Additional file 2: Figure S3).