Sentences with phrase «at loci»

Linkage disequilibrium mapping at DAT1, DRD5 andDBH narrows the search for ADHD susceptibility alleles at these loci

Closely bred dogs tend to be homozygous at the loci that determine coat type.

Insecticide resistance is typically associated with alterations to the insecticidal target - site or with gene expression variation at loci involved in insecticide detoxification.

Conversely, in both Eastern and Southwestern regions the Vgsc - 1014F alleles were close to fixation, whilst Ace1 - 119S allele frequency was 12 % (although frequencies may be underestimated due to copy number variation at both loci).

However as we look at many genomes with this method, we discover that the rate of non-SNP alleles we call is high, and in some cases they occur at loci with simple SNP variants on the other allele.

We detect selection at loci associated with diet, pigmentation and immunity, and two independent episodes of selection on height.

This analysis showed differential expression associated with the haplotypes at both loci, suggesting the risk haplotypes are associated with an effect on T - cell response.

Moreover, for either 1.8 or 2.0 later instants such as 3.0 or 14.8 are perfectly meaningful abstract temporal loci, though nothing as yet has being at those loci (save on the «full future» theory) to be measured.

Hilary Putnam has offered an interesting analysis of Peirce's treatment of infinitesimals, and his analysis is suggestive as a way to understand how a continuum can break at loci that are points of division as infinitesimal intervals.

Consequently, they are made one with Christ in his sacred humanity, that is, at the locus of his mediation.

And, third, the reason - centred reflectivity of the enlightenment, which lead to the blossoming of a spirit of critical reconstruction within traditional religions.3 Hindu representatives who found themselves at the locus of these dynamics had to advocate for their traditional religion and talk - back to the western imperialists in order to undercut missionary interpretation of Hinduism, deny the silence of the eastern Other and engage in a process of re-presenting their own faith tradition in a changing world.

A unitary event in a field is constituted by the internal relations at that locus in the field to all the events that have transpired in the remainder of the field.

We now need to drill down at this locus to characterise these complex patterns of genetic variation more precisely and to understand the molecular mechanisms by which they act.»

Clearly there are other things going on at this locus,» she says.

This suggests that the initial selection at this locus may have been independently driven by some factor other than AMY2B copy number.

Unlike SNPs, which tend to have two alleles, STRs have numerous alleles, defined by the number of repeats at each locus.

Additionally, we used interface species that were naturally segregating the «rock» allele and «sand» allele at the NCAM CNE to confirm that genotype at the locus is associated with behavioral variation among full siblings within a species.

The derived allele at this locus is nearly fixed in floppy - eared breeds, consistent with the floppy ear position being the derived phenotype (Figure S2).

We examined whether domesticated alleles at each locus coalesce more recently than ancient alleles, as would be expected if domestication results in a selective sweep.

Negative frequency dependent selection acting at the locus responsible of self - incompatibility in Arabidopsis represents one of the strongest cases of balancing selection, and yet we have shown that its indirect effects on neighboring regions are restricted to a few kilobases [2].

A total of 84 reads, when aligned to the genome, contained deletion alleles D1 through D7, accounting for the valley in read depth visible at this locus (Fig. 1C).

Patients from just over half of the families in the study appear to be sharing a genetic factor at this locus, suggesting that it may be an important factor in the onset of the condition.

We performed two statistical analyses to support the genetic evidence that indels at this locus, including those observed at low frequency in cfDNA, were likely to represent bona fide reversion alleles.

In this scenario, if a locus i contains a drive element and the next locus does not, then the drive cuts both wild - type alleles at that locus until both copies are disrupted, rendering resulting gametes nonviable (ci = 1).

These rates were a consequence of relaxed purifying selection and positive, diversifying selection acting at this locus, supporting the hypothesis that the capsule has an increased potential to generate novel diversity compared to the rest of the genome.

Why doesn't Aussie have an exact genotype at this locus?

Why doesn't Posh have an exact genotype at this locus?

All dogs have alleles at every locus.

Why doesn't Nash have an exact genotype at this locus?

Why doesn't Bosley have an exact genotype at this locus?

Why doesn't Jake have an exact genotype at this locus?

Why doesn't Shiloh have an exact genotype at this locus?

One of the alleles at each locus is dominant and determines the traits, like coat color, portrayed in the dog.

If they are the same, the individual is homozygous at that locus.

Six of 33 loci had an allele with frequency > 70 %, and allele 202 at locus REN162C04 was homozygous in 101/102 dogs studied.

The gene at this locus is responsible for black masks when present as well as most shades of yellow and red.

In order to say that dogs are capable of producing a solid - color coat, they either must have at least one copy of As (they are black dogs), or they have a pair of ay alleles at that locus (solid, but red - yellow), or they do have an As but not an E to express it (they only possess ee and thus are also solid reds).

Students found themselves at the locus of such wide ranging innovations as Buckminster Fuller «s Geodesic Dome, Charles Olson's Projective Verse, and some of the first performance art in the U.S.

Her research examines the collision between American art and science at the locus of the human body, particularly during the late - nineteenth and early - twentieth centuries.

At the locus of her interests are textural harmony, gesture, tonal animation, and the illumination of minute sounds, in works spanning chamber music to vocal pieces and collages of musique concrète.

Remarkably, the haplotype significantly overrepresented in probands contained the higher - expressing allele at each locus, supporting the notion of increased serotonin transporter functioning being pathogenetically involved in OCD.

Not exact matches

We then examined these groups» abilities on cognitive control dimensions that could indicate a breadth - bias in cognitive control at different control loci: the allocation of attention to environmental stimuli and their entry into working memory, the holding and manipulation of stimulus and task set representations in working memory, and the control of responses to stimuli and tasks.

An astronomer can calculate where a star is now in distinction from the locus at which it is seen in the night sky.

Apparently, then, this specialized group of nerves is the material locus for a «critical node,» as Whitehead puts it, at which point bodily feelings are transmuted so that «there is an increasing development of special emphasis» (PR 477).

A principle arrived at by abstraction from one order of facts, is confronted with facts from another order of experience, as a test of speculative applicability: «The success of the imaginative experiment is always to be tested by the applicability of its results beyond the restricted locus from which it originated» (PR 5/8).

At its base, Pannenberg's compatibility (of divine all - determination with human responsibility) stems from the unique nature of a determining activity that has its locus in the future.

Such a metaphysics, though not successful in introducing development into being, at least correctly locates becoming as an important locus of ontology, namely as involved in those peculiar movements Aristotle called generation and corruption.

«We conclude that the locus cloned in cosmids c8.1 and c29B is the relic of an ancient telomeretelomere fusion and marks the point at which two ancestral ape chromosomes fused to give rise to human chromosome 2.»

Things that endure from one moment to the next must come to have a different temporal locus, i.e., come to exist at later times and establish whatever relations with later coexistents this might entail.

To deny that would seem to suggest that the actual entity need not be extensive at all, or that it might float loose from its locus in time and space, or that it might expand or contract, and it has never occurred to me to affirm anything of that sort.