Design of Genetical Genomics Studies Which Use Two
... • Testing at 5% level of significance would imply wrongly rejected very large numbers of null hypotheses (declaring inactive genes to be active) • Traditional corrections, such as familywise error rate are too conservative • False discovery rate (FDR) ensures that a suitably small proportion of gene ...
... • Testing at 5% level of significance would imply wrongly rejected very large numbers of null hypotheses (declaring inactive genes to be active) • Traditional corrections, such as familywise error rate are too conservative • False discovery rate (FDR) ensures that a suitably small proportion of gene ...
The Genetics of Migraine
... attacks different from those of primary migraine attacks? Or is it just that patients with these organic cerebral disorders have a lower threshold for developing migraine attacks? As described above, the IHS classification distinguishes different types of migraine. Migraine without aura is more comm ...
... attacks different from those of primary migraine attacks? Or is it just that patients with these organic cerebral disorders have a lower threshold for developing migraine attacks? As described above, the IHS classification distinguishes different types of migraine. Migraine without aura is more comm ...
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... framework. The Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cth) and corresponding state and territory legislation form a substantial part of a nationally consistent regulatory system controlling the development and use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This licence is issued by the Gene Technology Regulator i ...
... framework. The Gene Technology Act 2000 (Cth) and corresponding state and territory legislation form a substantial part of a nationally consistent regulatory system controlling the development and use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This licence is issued by the Gene Technology Regulator i ...
Inheritance Pattern of Earlobe Attachment
... detached earlobe [21.35% from father and 16.10% from mother] as shown in Table l, fig. II, and pictures 2,3,5,6, and 7. These agree with the crosses above. Seven 7(2.62%) offspring had detached earlobe and 12(12.90%) offspring had attached earlobe when both parents had attached earlobe. the 7 offspr ...
... detached earlobe [21.35% from father and 16.10% from mother] as shown in Table l, fig. II, and pictures 2,3,5,6, and 7. These agree with the crosses above. Seven 7(2.62%) offspring had detached earlobe and 12(12.90%) offspring had attached earlobe when both parents had attached earlobe. the 7 offspr ...
Gro and Eve co-regulate early boundaries - Development
... Jaynes and O’Farrell, 1991), and similar repression domains have been found in other proteins (Hanna-Rose and Hansen, 1996). For one of these repressors, Engrailed (En), the domain responsible for activity in transient assays was shown to provide only part of the repression activity in vivo (Tolkuno ...
... Jaynes and O’Farrell, 1991), and similar repression domains have been found in other proteins (Hanna-Rose and Hansen, 1996). For one of these repressors, Engrailed (En), the domain responsible for activity in transient assays was shown to provide only part of the repression activity in vivo (Tolkuno ...
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HETEROKARYOTIC AND
... assigned to each mutation, and it follows the gene designation, separated by a hyphen ( i . e . , lys-1). In many cases, mutations at more than one genetic locus can lead to the same phenotype. Where such loci have been distinguished through complementation and recombination tests, a locus number ha ...
... assigned to each mutation, and it follows the gene designation, separated by a hyphen ( i . e . , lys-1). In many cases, mutations at more than one genetic locus can lead to the same phenotype. Where such loci have been distinguished through complementation and recombination tests, a locus number ha ...
Neisseria meningitidis: an overview of the carriage state
... disease worldwide. In contrast, approximately 50 % of the strains isolated from carriers lack capsule and are therefore serologically not serogroupable (Claus et al., 2002b). Nonserogroupable meningococci were assumed to be nonpathogenic, but it was found that capsule production in meningococcal str ...
... disease worldwide. In contrast, approximately 50 % of the strains isolated from carriers lack capsule and are therefore serologically not serogroupable (Claus et al., 2002b). Nonserogroupable meningococci were assumed to be nonpathogenic, but it was found that capsule production in meningococcal str ...
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... Autosomal dominant inheritance. When one parent has an autosomal dominant condition and the other does not, each offspring has a 50 percent probability of inheriting the mutant allele and the condition. The affected parent is Aa here, and not AA, because for many dominant disorders, the homozygous d ...
... Autosomal dominant inheritance. When one parent has an autosomal dominant condition and the other does not, each offspring has a 50 percent probability of inheriting the mutant allele and the condition. The affected parent is Aa here, and not AA, because for many dominant disorders, the homozygous d ...
The X Chromosome in Quantitative Trait Locus Mapping
... develop our ideas in the context of rodent models, but our approach is general. We consider backcrosses and intercrosses derived from two inbred strains, A and B, and describe the necessary modifications to standard interval mapping. The most important modification concerns the formulation of the nu ...
... develop our ideas in the context of rodent models, but our approach is general. We consider backcrosses and intercrosses derived from two inbred strains, A and B, and describe the necessary modifications to standard interval mapping. The most important modification concerns the formulation of the nu ...
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... lens formation without the formation of the retina has been reported (Mencl, 1903; Spemann, 1912). How the lens develops in these species in the absence of the retina is not understood. The nature of this problem can best be demonstrated by the example of lens formation in the zebrafish retinal home ...
... lens formation without the formation of the retina has been reported (Mencl, 1903; Spemann, 1912). How the lens develops in these species in the absence of the retina is not understood. The nature of this problem can best be demonstrated by the example of lens formation in the zebrafish retinal home ...
The origin of species by means of natural drift Humberto
... and structural dynamics at that instant, and that any external agent impinging on them only triggers in them structural changes determined in them. This implies that all the structural changes that a living system undergoes as it exists in interactions in the medium, are not and cannot be determined ...
... and structural dynamics at that instant, and that any external agent impinging on them only triggers in them structural changes determined in them. This implies that all the structural changes that a living system undergoes as it exists in interactions in the medium, are not and cannot be determined ...
the Dogo Argentino
... measure, because it is impossible to measure while a judge is assessing other traits of type and conformation. The dark marking (better if it is black) should not be too extensive; in this way it is aesthetically pleasing and not distracting. Other genes that affect coat color in the Dogo Argentino ...
... measure, because it is impossible to measure while a judge is assessing other traits of type and conformation. The dark marking (better if it is black) should not be too extensive; in this way it is aesthetically pleasing and not distracting. Other genes that affect coat color in the Dogo Argentino ...
Testing the ABC floral-organ identity model: expression of
... Review: Analysis of Class B expression AP3 and PI are first expressed in stage three flowers in non-identical but overlapping domains. Only cells in the second and third whorl presumptive region (where both genes are expressed) continue to express AP3 and PI past stage 4. Neither AP3 nor PI are exp ...
... Review: Analysis of Class B expression AP3 and PI are first expressed in stage three flowers in non-identical but overlapping domains. Only cells in the second and third whorl presumptive region (where both genes are expressed) continue to express AP3 and PI past stage 4. Neither AP3 nor PI are exp ...
Bacillus subtilis antibiotics: structures, syntheses and specific functions
... The endospore-forming rhizobacterium Bacillus subtilis – the model system for Gram-positive organisms, is able to produce more than two dozen antibiotics with an amazing variety of structures. The produced anti-microbial active compounds include predominantly peptides that are either ribosomally syn ...
... The endospore-forming rhizobacterium Bacillus subtilis – the model system for Gram-positive organisms, is able to produce more than two dozen antibiotics with an amazing variety of structures. The produced anti-microbial active compounds include predominantly peptides that are either ribosomally syn ...
sidecar pollen, an Arabidopsis thaliana male
... heterozygous and mosaic for the mutation. However, since gametophytic genes are expressed postmeiotically, mutant phenotypes of gametophytes can be screened for and detected in either M1 mutant sectors or in M2 plants. For a male gametophytic mutation (which may not have a sporophytic phenotype) the ...
... heterozygous and mosaic for the mutation. However, since gametophytic genes are expressed postmeiotically, mutant phenotypes of gametophytes can be screened for and detected in either M1 mutant sectors or in M2 plants. For a male gametophytic mutation (which may not have a sporophytic phenotype) the ...
Color Coat Genetics
... It is possible for the BAY to express the ROAN gene. Genetically, this is called a BAY ROAN. This is recognized as a separate coat color with AQHA. (See BAY ROAN) A BAY may have white hair scattered throughout the body or have white hair concentrated in specific areas. These areas are usually the fl ...
... It is possible for the BAY to express the ROAN gene. Genetically, this is called a BAY ROAN. This is recognized as a separate coat color with AQHA. (See BAY ROAN) A BAY may have white hair scattered throughout the body or have white hair concentrated in specific areas. These areas are usually the fl ...
Charles Darwin Meets Amoeba economicus: Why Natural Selection
... [Khalil, 2007e], biologists use, without explicitly stating so, the concept of rationality when they discuss the fitness of a given behavior. Furthermore, economists use, without also explicitly stating so, natural selection when they discuss market equilibrium. So, we need not compare economics and ...
... [Khalil, 2007e], biologists use, without explicitly stating so, the concept of rationality when they discuss the fitness of a given behavior. Furthermore, economists use, without also explicitly stating so, natural selection when they discuss market equilibrium. So, we need not compare economics and ...
Regulation of Ovule Development
... Ovule development in Arabidopsis and other plants has been the focus of classic and molecular genetic analyses in recent years. This has been an exciting time to be involved in plant developmental biology, because many genetic pathways and regulatory mechanisms have been elucidated. Continued studie ...
... Ovule development in Arabidopsis and other plants has been the focus of classic and molecular genetic analyses in recent years. This has been an exciting time to be involved in plant developmental biology, because many genetic pathways and regulatory mechanisms have been elucidated. Continued studie ...
Asymmetries in Retrieval of Gene Function Information
... This Study • Example of asymmetrical workflows that might look to a user to be equivalent but which are not equivalent due to various features of the resources involved. • Knowledge that they are not equivalent requires knowledge of metadata about the ...
... This Study • Example of asymmetrical workflows that might look to a user to be equivalent but which are not equivalent due to various features of the resources involved. • Knowledge that they are not equivalent requires knowledge of metadata about the ...
Seed Dormancy and Germination
... germination as well. Numerous studies have been performed to better understand how germination is controlled by various environmental factors and applied chemicals. However, still very little is known about the process by which the embryo emerges from the seed to complete germination and how embryo ...
... germination as well. Numerous studies have been performed to better understand how germination is controlled by various environmental factors and applied chemicals. However, still very little is known about the process by which the embryo emerges from the seed to complete germination and how embryo ...
what is breed? what is purity?
... of these fascinating animals, suri to suri crosses as the only permitted strategy would never allow for finding some of the answers to this unique fleece type and would limit introduction of the occasionally interesting variant. To balance that, though is the fat that extensive suri x huacaya crosse ...
... of these fascinating animals, suri to suri crosses as the only permitted strategy would never allow for finding some of the answers to this unique fleece type and would limit introduction of the occasionally interesting variant. To balance that, though is the fat that extensive suri x huacaya crosse ...
Pest Control by the Introduction of a Conditional Lethal Trait on
... disequilibrium) between allelic states at different loci. Initially, all individuals carrying the conditional lethal allele on one locus have it on all loci, and this association breaks down only gradually. Thus, we must track all genotypes as they change over time. Fortunately, the problem can be s ...
... disequilibrium) between allelic states at different loci. Initially, all individuals carrying the conditional lethal allele on one locus have it on all loci, and this association breaks down only gradually. Thus, we must track all genotypes as they change over time. Fortunately, the problem can be s ...