from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Differing from either parent as a result of segregation: a segregant genotype.
- n. A segregant type or organism. Also called segregate.
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- adj. Resulting from segregation
- n. An organism that is the result of segregation; a segregate
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Separated; divisional; sectarian.
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All the patent holder has to do is make a cross and pick out the best segregant and propagate it asexually and they can patent.
Tolerations of diverse Religions, or of one Religion in segregant shapes.
Nunc illud est, cum me fuisse quam esse nimio mavelim: nunc spes opes auxiliaque a me segregant spernuntque se. hic illest dies, cum nulla vitae meae salus sperabilest, neque exitium  exitio est neque adeo spes, quae mi hunc aspellat metum, nec subdolis mendaciis mihi usquam mantellum est meis,  520
Quotquot hos aspernantur, et ab his sese segregant, religionem veram contemnunt, urgendique sunt a pastoribus et piis magistratibus, ne contumacius se segregare, et coetus sacros aversari pergant.
Each of the genes is expressed in race 2 and individual F Identification of an Avr3a-linked transcriptome marker by array-assisted bulked segregant analysis.
A pooling strategy, or bulked segregant analysis, was applied to increase screening efficiency and reduce the total number of microarray hybridizations
Virulence phenotypes of parental lines and individual F2 progeny used for bulked-segregant analysis.
For the bulk-segregant stickleback study, linked markers with fewer than three tags from the RS parent were counted in each bin of 10 markers in the low-plate pool and fewer than three markers from the BP parent were counted in the complete-plate pool.
However, we have shown that bulk segregant analysis can successfully identify completely linked markers.
In silico mapping of additional traits segregating within a population Besides facilitating fine-scale mapping regions identified through bulk segregant analysis, use of individual-specific barcodes also allows mapping of additional phenotypes that are segregating in the cross without additional experimental work.