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allozyme (noun): variants of enzymes that are produced by different alleles, often used in genetics research
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- Either form of an enzyme specified by an allelic gene.
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Heterozygosity and allozyme frequencies were not related to altitude.
This result could be indicative of selection against the allozyme.
Thus allozyme divergence is concordant with morphological divergence.
These have been measured historically by gel electrophoresis to determine allozyme frequencies.
The allozyme data should also be taken into account.
The morphological patterns are not consistent with the allozyme data.
An analysis of allozyme data suggests that introgression is not occurring.
We also investigated the association between allozyme variation and tree growth traits.
Low levels of allozyme variation characterize both dioecious species.
Several useful codominant markers were identified and a partial allozyme linkage map was constructed.
Certain allozyme loci were detected only in one or two of these species.
Franco seed orchard was studied with the aid of a unique electrophoretically detectable allozyme marker.
Allozyme genotype frequencies indicated sampling of large populations in genetic equilibrium.
Preliminary data suggest that allozyme analyses may be useful in taxonomic studies in blueberry.
This pine is highly variable both in resin monoterpene composition and at the allozyme level.
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The distribution of allozyme variation indicates that very little population differentiation has occurred.
Neither univariate nor multivariate analyses revealed any geographic trends in the allozyme data.
The allozyme and mtDNA data revealed significant genetic differentiation between and within catchments.
Gene diversity was lower for two of the four allozyme loci in the post-epidemic population.
Allozyme analyses were conducted on nine populations from the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Rangewide patterns of allozyme variation in Douglas-fir.
This species was detected in a routine screening of zebra mussels ( Dreissena polymorpha ) for allozyme variability.
The results of the allozyme study are summarised in Table 4.
In the protein analysis, each population was examined at 30 allozyme loci.
Genetic diversity at 35 allozyme loci was surveyed in seven populations of Lacerta armeniaca.
Some plants from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, were also diploid, but all allozyme samples were tetraploid.
There are, however, some allozyme data available specific to these questions for Quadrula quadrula.
Phylogenetic relationships of the silky shark, based on allozyme sequences [ 9 ].
The first linkage map of 19 allozyme encoding loci for the Pleurotus genome is presented.
Allozyme differences at 7 of 46 loci distinguished blue and green races on different soils.
Clematis acerifolia, conservation, allozyme electrophoresis, genetic diverstity, habitat fragmentation.
Phylogenetic relationships of the dusky shark, based on allozyme sequences . [ 8 ].
Interspecific allozyme variation among Morchella spp . and its inferences for systematics within the genus.
Petrocoptis montsicciana, Petrocoptis pardoi, Caryophyllaceae, allozyme electrophoresis, genetic diversity, conservation, endemic species.
Forty allozyme loci coding for 12 enzyme systems in root tips were observed.
Key words, chromosomal polymorphism, mitochondrial DNA evolution, allozyme polymorphism, lethal allelism, adaptation, geographic clines.
We analyzed nine allozyme loci, six polymorphic, and 10 polymorphic microsatellite loci, totaling 129 individuals sampled.
This interpretation was supported by a 1992 allozyme phylogenetic analysis by Lavery.
Allozyme variation as a tool for beche-de-mer fisheries management, A study on Holothuria scabra ( sandfish ).
Carex knieskernii, Cyperaceae, hybridization, allozyme variation, chromosome numbers.
The interclonal allozyme variability was controlled by 12 loci.
