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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OLIGOGENE»
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Index Ace gene, oligogene bands, 136 actin 5C gene, band—loop relations, 156
Actinomycin D, transcription inhibition, 6871, 76 Adenosine, RNA synthesis
inhibition, 70 Adii gene band organization, 149, 153 chromomere—gene—loop ...
2
A Dictionary of Genetics
... residues. a homopolymer chain of oligogene typic effect, as opposed to a
polygene (a.v.), which a gene producing a pronounced pheno— has an
individually small effect. oligomer monomeric subunits. a molecule made up of a
relatively few ...
Robert C. King, Pamela Mulligan, William Stansfield, 2013
3
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
Comments: Linked genes are on the same chromosome (Campbell et al. 1999,
263). major gene See gene: oligogene. major-histocompatibility-complex genes (
MHC genes) n. A gene group that varies widely among Humans, Mus musculus ...
4
A Century of Mendelism in Human Genetics
The short history of oligogene LD begins with the last decade. ... This greatly
diminishes the value of haplotyping normal and affected genes unless the
oligogene is unambiguously identified by DNA typing, rather than by its
phenotypic effect.
Milo Keynes, A. W. F. Edwards, Robert Peel, 2004
5
Cumulative Subject Index
... puff development, 392309-310 L16, yeast ribosomes and, 29:68 l(1)1OAe
gene, oligogene bands, 39:134-135 Labial (lab) gene, homeotic, Drosophila
deficiency, effect on development, 27:347-27:348 molecular map, 27:346-27:347
mRNA ...
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Host-Pathogen Interactions in Plant Disease
8.3.1 The Oligogene Model The polygene model of continuous variation
postulates that all the loci have equal (and small) effects. When once the
postulate of equal effects is discarded, continuous variation can be based on
oligogenes.
Summarizing diagram of localization of known genetic elements participating in
the determination of quantitative traits i.e., the lengths of the proximal and distal
fragments of the radial vein in the control Drosophila line with oligogene mutation
...
8
Cells and Surveys:: Should Biological Measures Be Included ...
Oligogene. Also called a major gene, thought to have moderate-to-large effects
on a given phenotypic trait. Oligonucleotide. A short sequence of single-stranded
DNA or RNA often used as a probe for detecting complementary DNA or RNA ...
Committee on Population, Kevin Kinsella, James W. Vaupel, 2001
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Biostratigraphy of Jamaica
Mo AGE SHALLOWER WATER DEEPER WATS“ WHITE LIMESTONE GROUP
MONEAGUE FORMATION MONTPELIER FM. 25 L BROWNS TOWN coral-olgcI-
torom— OLIGOGENE molluscan limestone 30 .___. WALDERSTON E Soft to
hard, ...
Raymond M. Wright, Edward Robinson, 1993
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Molecular Evolution, Producing the Biochemical Data
... the number of homoeologous genes that are silenced (see text). (E) A
hybridization image shows 27,648 features in the Arabidopsis spotted 70-mer
oligogene microarray, as previously described DNA microarrays (Fodor et al.,
1991; ...
