homozygosity การใช้

• Inbreeding depression occurs when related parents have children with homozygosity.
• The final case is unique in its non-homozygosity.
• Homozygosity at either or both loci produces an individual that becomes a worker.
• From this viewpoint, the rise in homozygosity was due to the gamete samplings.
• In this ant the level of queen homozygosity is negatively associated with colony age.
• Levels of homozygosity can be viewed also according to whether homozygotes arose allozygously or autozygously.
• Homozygosity must be confirmed in second generation specimens, which then become the final product.
• Breeders must avoid breeding from individuals that demonstrate either homozygosity or heterozygosity for disease causing alleles.
• Conversely, as homozygosity rises, the within-lines variance would be expected to decrease.
• Low crossover recombination during meiosis likely restrains the transition from heterozygosity to homozygosity over successive generations.
• Homozygosity for a GRIK2 deletion-inversion mutation is associated with nonsyndromic autosomal recessive mental retardation.
• Modern day SNP arrays are used to survey the genome and identify large regions of homozygosity.
• This can be accomplished by plotting a cumulative LOD score alongside the overlaid blocks of homozygosity.
• By inbreeding, individuals are further decreasing genetic variation by increasing homozygosity in the genomes of their offspring.
• This process leads to genome wide homozygosity, expression of deleterious recessive alleles and often to developmental abnormalities.
• This finding in humans confirmed a previously-observed experiment in an animal model of CCR5 ?32 homozygosity.
• Automixis with terminal fusion tends to promote homozygosity in the passage of the genome from mother to daughter.
• The effort is not aimed at eradicating the hereditary traits, but rather at the occurrence of homozygosity.
• Inbreeding depression increases genetic incompatibilities, levels of homozygosity, and the chance of expression of deleterious recessive alleles.