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1 f initial F1 hybrid formation and subsequent backcrossing.
2  a high throughput fashion in the absence of backcrossing.
3 er genetic loci without the need for lengthy backcrossing.
4  populations of gray wolves probably through backcrossing.
5  flow and introgression from one another via backcrossing.
6 s been transferred to sexual pearl millet by backcrossing.
7 om past interbreeding with dogs, followed by backcrossing.
8 nome after controlling the nuclear genome by backcrossing.
9 sed individually into both lines by repeated backcrossing.
10  the DA background or vice versa by repeated backcrossing.
11 y narrowed down over multiple generations of backcrossing.
12          We developed near-isogenic lines by backcrossing.
13  selection, and the number of generations of backcrossing.
14 osome into a simulans background by repeated backcrossing.
15 brevidens synteny groups had occurred during backcrossing.
16              We developed this population by backcrossing 25 wild barley accessions to the six-rowed
17 n the T cells of lupus-prone MRL/lpr mice by backcrossing a CD2-Foxj1 transgene against the MRL/lpr b
18  reference genome sequence, was derived from backcrossing a Phytophthora root rot resistance locus fr
19                                           By backcrossing a Slc11a1 knockout allele onto the NOD gene
20   TLR-9-deficient MRL mice were generated by backcrossing a TLR-9-deficient allele against the MRL ba
21                                              Backcrossing a US strain of Ae. aegypti carrying Wolbach
22 hese strains were derived by introgressively backcrossing alleles from resistant DBA/2 mice onto the
23                                              Backcrossing and complementation confirmed the importanc
24 g that they were less affected by subsequent backcrossing and hence could have played an important ro
25  susceptible DBA/2 (D2) background by serial backcrossing and intercrossing to produce congenic strai
26                                        After backcrossing and isolation of a single clone, random spo
27  than conventional trait introgression using backcrossing and marker-assisted selection.
28 t introgression strains produced by repeated backcrossing and phenotypic selection, we show that thes
29      If the recurrent line is inbred and the backcrossing and selection is conducted in a series of r
30 from a donor to a recipient cultivar through backcrossing and selfing.
31 491) population based on five generations of backcrossing and seven generations of selfing.
32  hundreds (~ 3%) are transmitted through six backcrossing and three selfing generations.
33 ecific hybridization followed by conspecific backcrossing, and by genetic engineering.
34 indica (rice 9311), through multi-generation backcrossing, and generated a nearly isogenic, blight-re
35 e derived from these strains before complete backcrossing, and provide a possible explanation for the
36                            Hybridization and backcrossing are commonly used in animal and plant breed
37   Bcl-3-deficient NOD mice were generated by backcrossing Bcl-3-deficient C57BL/6 mice to NOD mice.
38                   Our results show recurrent backcrossing between sexual and parthenogenic Darevskia
39                                           By backcrossing Brown-Norway HK-deficient rats with Lewis r
40 ganelle genomes were replaced through serial backcrossing by those representing the entire genus, yie
41 es a short isoform of CTLA-4 (1/4 CTLA-4) by backcrossing C57BL/6.1/4CTLA-4-transgenic mice to the MR
42 scission and seed inviability ongoing during backcrossing cycles.
43  IL-4 -/- lupus-prone mice were generated by backcrossing cytokine knockout animals against MRL/lpr b
44                                              Backcrossing Dysf(-/-) mice with mice lacking signaling
45 ference in memory retention was studied in a backcrossing experiment in which the phenotype of N. gir
46                                        Using backcrossing experiments we mapped the Bam gene to dista
47                          Through a series of backcrossing experiments with an uninfected Trichogramma
48  on a large population (n = 276) obtained by backcrossing F(1) rats to the recessive S strain; the po
49                                              Backcrossing F1 hybrid females between these two species
50  EDF+, T+, S+, probably resulted from random backcrossing followed by stabilization through selection
51 The resistant progeny were identified during backcrossing for five generations.
52 ugh spontaneous hybridization and subsequent backcrossing has been documented; however, the evolution
53                 Across the genome, recurrent backcrossing in both backgrounds yielded donor chromatin
54 isting of any arbitrary sequence of selfing, backcrossing, intercrossing and haploid-doubling steps t
55 l conductance (Gj) using carbenoxolone or by backcrossing into a cardiomyocyte-specific Cx43 (connexi
56 Apc(Min/+)) congenic strain was generated by backcrossing into BALB/c the Apc(Min) allele from C57BL/
57                         Interestingly, after backcrossing into the C57BL/6 background, RD-fed Grp78(+
58                                           By backcrossing into the Ws and Landsberg erecta genetic ba
59 ime loci evaluated in populations derived by backcrossing late-flowering alleles from a biennial pare
60 ondiabetic)/Lt strain, and then reciprocally backcrossing obese F1 mice to the lean NON/Lt parental s
61 lity and genome instability triggered by the backcrossing of Bravo teosinte with maize.
62 ion of congenic sublines of mice by repeated backcrossing of CAST with B6 mice and phenotype characte
63 of T(XX;AA) females with wild males, and the backcrossing of F(1) males with the T(XX;AA) females thu
64                                    Recurrent backcrossing of female hybrids to savanna bulls replaced
65                                              Backcrossing of founder CD22(-/-) mice onto the C57BL/6
66                  Here we find that continued backcrossing of Taf7l(-/Y) mice from N5 to N9 produced K
67                            However, extended backcrossing of this mouse line to the NOD mouse resulte
68                Here, we demonstrate that the backcrossing of wild mice with knockout mutant laborator
69 up a mouse model by reciprocal crossings and backcrossings of SFB-monoassociated, formerly germ-free,
70  background by outcrossing to C57BL/10J, and backcrossing or intercrossing.
71 t the most promising individuals for further backcrossing or selfing.
72                                              Backcrossing our model onto C7 deficient and C5aR1 defic
73                                            A backcrossing programme successfully transferred this res
74 nesis, we created a transgenic murine model, backcrossing RAGE-null mice to a spontaneous mouse model
75                                              Backcrossing rd1 with C57BL6 mice reveals the complete l
76 roduction of greater chromosomal homology by backcrossing restores mitotic recombination in offspring
77 tions, but not a limited introgression after backcrossing several generations of female hybrids to ma
78 -linked loci polymorphic between 129 and the backcrossing strain resulted in systematic genetic confo
79                                              Backcrossing synthetic A. suecica to tetraploid A. thali
80         A phenotypic selection and recurrent backcrossing technique was used to introduce dormancy ge
81 Gba1 mutants, mouse models were generated by backcrossing the above homozygous mutant GCase mice into
82 e longevity QTL on chromosomes III and X, by backcrossing the Bergerac-BO QTL allele into an RC301 ba
83 physiologically highly useful mouse model by backcrossing the original line with C57/BL6J mice.
84 dy, we eliminate clinical biliary disease by backcrossing this Pkhd1 mutation onto the C57BL/6 geneti
85 und, eliminating the need for generations of backcrossing to achieve congenic animals.
86 BL/6 Optn(470T/470T) mice, but after further backcrossing to C57BL/6, offspring viability was restore
87                    After four generations of backcrossing to M. nasutus, nearly isogenic lines were s
88                                However, upon backcrossing to maize, the BC(1) and subsequent generati
89 plicate introgressions were made by repeated backcrossing to simulans for 15 generations.
90 Congenic strains are constructed by repeated backcrossing to the background strain with selection at
91 truction and obviates the need for extensive backcrossing to the C57BL/6 background.
92                               After repeated backcrossing to the C57BL/6J background, we compared the
93  carcinomas drops gradually in the course of backcrossing to the FVB/N background.
94 lants are never again recovered by continued backcrossing to the normal maize parent.
95 lting hybrids formed the new species without backcrossing to the parents.
96                    Through 10 generations of backcrossing with Columbia-0 (Col-0), we partially rescu
97      High free LC levels were achieved after backcrossing with mice presenting increased PC different
98 tic mapping strategy that involves recurrent backcrossing with phenotypic selection to obtain new ins
99 itative trait could be isolated by recurrent backcrossing with selection on the trait.
100                                        After backcrossing with the Landsberg erecta (Ler) wild-type (
101 rived from the 129 mouse strain, followed by backcrossing with the more robust C57BL/6 strain.
102 ost from the hybrid genome, possibly through backcrossing with the P. arietina group.
103 story of this unisexual species has included backcrossing with the parent species before the onset of
104 tion of sexual reproductive machinery allows backcrossing with their sexual ancestors.
105                                      Further backcrossing yielded mMCP-6(-/-) mice with the BALB/c MH

 
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