Pollen grains with such different alleles are described as hetero genie. INCOMPATIBILITY IN DIPLOID POLLEN 87 In three species of Solanum also, tetraploidy completely removed the bar to seif-fertilisation (Livermore and Johnstone, 1939). In Petunia axillaris, Stout and Chandler (ii) showed that ...
One hundred and four novel human leukocyte antigen (HLA) alleles are described from volunteer donors of the National Marrow Donor Program: 37 HLA-A alleles, 37 HLA-B alleles, and 30 HLA-DRB1 alleles. Seventeen (16%) of the novel alleles were found in multiple individuals and likely are ...
When both alleles are the same the individual is described as being a HOMOZYGOTE; when each allele is different the individual is a HETEROZYGOTE. The number of allelic forms of a gene can be many (MULTIPLE ALLELISM), each form having a slightly different sequence of DNA bases but with the ...
1996). Persons with high novelty seeking are described as “impulsive, exploratory, excitable, disorderly and distractible” (Cloninger 1987, p. 411). According to one article (Benjamin et al. 1996), allelic variation at DRD4 may account for 10% of the genetic variation of novelty seeking. ...
Seventy-two novel human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I and class II alleles are described from volunteers for the 'Be The Match Registry': 17 HLA-A alleles, 12 HLA-C alleles, 31 HLA-B alleles and 12 HLA-DRB1 alleles. Forty-six (64%) of the 72 novel alleles are single-nucleotide su...
Two HLA alleles' databases are described, as well as the recommendations of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the European Medicine Agency and the Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium. Pharmacoeconomic studies on this issue are also mentioned. The strongest associations remain for ...
Control single-strain-housed NOD/Lt and B6 mice (BRF) are shown in a. See also Additional file 1: Figures S1 and S3 Full size image As differences in the microbiota can be influenced by founder effects driven by caging, litter, or colony drift, we performed a cohousing experiment to ...
Crossbred animals had always phenotypes and genotypes, whereas the availability of summary statistics or actual data for the pure breeds varied as described earlier. When only the data from crossbred animals (a) are available, model (2) can be written as ya ¼ 1μJ þ XabJ þ Mβ ...
Minor alleles are more likely to be risk alleles in the published GWASs on complex diseases. One reason is that minor alleles are more easily detected as risk alleles in GWASs. Even when correcting for the GWAS’s power imbalance, minor alleles are more likely to be risk alleles, especially...
tested 124G>A 1758G>A Not tested 1023C>T Not tested Not tested 1659G>A Not tested Not tested Not tested 2988G>A and therefore the results of duplication with variants would need to be interpreted as "indeterminate" unless familial stud- ies are performed for haplotype analysis (Figure ...