ライフサイエンスコーパス: genetic identity

1 rchaeology, very little is known about their genetic identity.

2 terns combined, ideally, with morphology and genetic identity.

3 to vaccine, with greater variation based on genetic identity.

4 he issues of within and between-group Jewish genetic identity.

5 als lacked maxi-K channels, confirming their genetic identity.

6 system in handling information about sex and genetic identity.

7 G. Williams-Ashman, thus establishing their genetic identity.

8 imes (i.e., high and low), and confirmed its genetic identity.

9 s would be unable to maintain their separate genetic identities.

10 n in two individuals, there was also greater genetic identity among sequences from the same tissue co

11 e shape similarity decreases with decreasing genetic identity, an effect not seen in the volume analy

12 s of specific cell types defined not only by genetic identity and cell body location, but also by axo

13 nicate information about social hierarchies, genetic identity and health status; and can contribute t

14 ectedly weak correlation between morphology, genetic identity, and domestication history.

15 lation share at least one region of extended genetic identity arising from recent ancestry and that u

16 High genetic identities between populations (I=0.942) support

17 egy of parentage analysis based on a test of genetic identity between a theoretically expected progen

18 We use these SFPs to define regions of genetic identity between common laboratory strains of ye

19 Using the Gower Dissimilarity metric (GD), genetic identity between EP(ij) and PO(k) is taken as ev

20 Whole-genome sequencing confirmed genetic identity between isolates from soil and one of t

21 The high degree of genetic identity between the two traits is not surprisin

22 tegies for targeting cells based not only on genetic identity, but also on morphology and tissue topo

23 h America from a network of over 500 million genetic (identity-by-descent, IBD) connections among 770

24 By contrast, the tree genetic identity cannot be benchmarked as a dominant dri

25 The Jacquard genetic identity coefficients are of fundamental importa

26 es at the loci that drive interactions, with genetic identity coming from recent clonal growth or hor

27 Our results indicate that genetic identity determines connectivity (and therefore,

28 orld (cell envelopes) or by destroying their genetic identity (DNA).

29 y PVT(D2(+)) and PVT(D2(-)), which differ in genetic identity, functionality, and anatomical connecti

30 Genetic identity (identity by state, IBS) was establishe

31 ymorphic and, notably, can be used to assign genetic identity in situ in a completely gender-independ

32 -cell analysis of neural circuits by linking genetic identity, morphology, connectivity and function.

33 In intercontinental comparisons, genetic identities of 0.505, 0.495 and 0.507 were observ

34 The genetic identities of premotoneurons providing behaviora

35 The genetic identities of the Ca(2)(+)-permeable channels in

36 differentiate these organisms because of the genetic identities of their 16S rRNA gene sequences.

37 The results confirm the genetic identities of these subspecies and also support

38 In contrast to the reported findings of near-genetic identity of all XMRVs, we identified a genetical

39 ccording to their sexual receptivity and the genetic identity of both female and male conspecifics si

40 In this 1996-1999 Michigan study, the genetic identity of E. coli isolated from 166 women with

41 t incorporates spatial context to inform the genetic identity of each cell.

42 pping all PB output projections based on the genetic identity of its neurons.

43 Here, we start from the hypothesis that the genetic identity of neurons guides synapse and gap-junct

44 To resolve the genetic identity of NFAR-1 and -2, we carried out sequen

45 locally adapt to disease could influence the genetic identity of primary reproductives and the extent

46 ce of live B. quintana in head lice, and the genetic identity of strains from patients' blood and hea

47 il now, we have been unable to ascertain the genetic identity of Symbiodinium hosted by corals prior

48 ed out from the periphery to the cortex, but genetic identity of taste-responsive neurons has remaine

49 initial resident 'owner', regardless of the genetic identity of the 'intruder'.

50 cular and cytological analysis confirmed the genetic identity of the hybrids and revealed that the fe

51 To confirm the genetic identity of the maxi-K channel and to probe its

52 These reactions can change the genetic identity of the modified base or modulate gene e

53 increase of PG outweighed that of R and the genetic identity of the symbiotic microalgae (Symbiodini

54 Subsequent studies of genetic identity of these isolates, using randomly ampli

55 The genetic identity of these maternal crispants was confirm

56 y, by using microsatellites to determine the genetic identity of various somatic and gametic tissues

57 However, the genetic identity of VN neurons mediating MS-related auto

58 ) of the serotype 23A isolates shared either genetic identity or high genetic relatedness with PMEN c

59 rvey, with subsequent analyses targeting the genetic identity, phylogenetic diversity, and spatial di

60 Symbiodinium express broad diversity in both genetic identity (phylogeny) and photosynthetic function

61 and leucoencephalopathy (CADASIL) but their genetic identities remain unknown.

62 agenomes demonstrates that viruses with high genetic identity to CrV-01T, but lacking the inverted du

63 chondrial DNA deficiency, whilst maintaining genetic identity, we supplemented pig oocytes selected f

64 The highest intracontinental genetic identities were observed between the Allegheny a

65 , wherein we sequentially determine cellular genetic identity with confocal microscopy and mechanical

66 olemia and atherosclerosis, despite its near genetic identity with the atherosclerosis-susceptible C5

67 e studies, 388 and 388delta exoS, maintained genetic identity, with the exception that strain 388delt