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Gynandromorph


Definition:

  • (n.) An animal affected with gynandromorphism,

Example Sentences:

  • (1) In order to determine the division at which chromosome loss occurs, we estimated the fraction of XO nuclei resulting from X chromosome loss by scoring the phenotype of 47 adult cuticular landmarks in 160 XX-XO mosaics (gynandromorphs) derived from maternal X chromosome loss, and 33 gynandromorphs derived from paternal X chromosome loss.
  • (2) The defects observed in the gynandromorphs demonstrate widespread requirements for PS integrins during development especially in ventrally derived structures, which also show strong expression of PS beta integrin.
  • (3) Regeneration was induced either by cutting the disc in situ, or by shifting gynandromorphic larvae whose male tissue was hemizygous for a temperature-sensitive cell lethal to the restrictive temperature.
  • (4) The sex appeal of 287 gynandromorphs was examined in order to localize the sex appeal focus by means of blastoderm fate mapping.
  • (5) Similar fate maps are obtained using data from gynandromorphs and from marked Y chromosome (nonsexually dimorphic) mosaics.
  • (6) A neurophysiological study of a behavioral phenotype caused by a sex-linked single gene mutation has been performed with gynandromorphs, mosaic for the mutant gene, Hyperkinetic(1P) (Hk(1P)), in Drosophila melanogaster.
  • (7) A pair of male monozygous twins of gynandromorphic habitus but normal male body hair and genitalia, who appear concordant for transsexualism and explosive personality disorder but discordant for schizophrenia, is presented.
  • (8) The occurrence of gynandromorphs indicates that the mutant probably interferes with the processes of X-chromosome elimination.
  • (9) The regions affected by these lethals were identified more precisely by analysis of the tissue distributions in the surviving gynandromorphs.
  • (10) First, with gynandromorphs, we removed the wild-type gene long before the critical developmental events to produce large mutant clones.
  • (11) Next, we observed the courtship behaviors that gynandromorphs (sex mosaics) performed in response to attractive males and females.
  • (12) The mutant is recessive and maternal in action, producing gynandromorphs and haplo-4 mosaics among the progeny of homozygous mit females.
  • (13) A developmental analysis of gynandromorphic genetic mosaics shows that: (1) the gene function is autonomously essential in the eye; (2) the gene function is essential for normal development of the optic lobes; and (3) the gene function is not necessary in most major imaginal-disc cell derivatives with the exception of the eye disc.
  • (14) The gene claret nondisjunctional was used for the production of gynandromorphs which showed that the enhancing ability of z(a), like the eye pigment change caused by z, is autonomous.
  • (15) We show here that gynandromorphic females respond to pheromonal stimulation with anemotaxis.
  • (16) Only one was reported to be a gynandromorph; sex ratios generally have been near 1 : 1.
  • (17) The male tissue of this gynandromorph is hemizygous for Hk(1P), while the female tissue is heterozygous.
  • (18) Some interneurones in the antennal lobes of female moths that have received grafts of male antennae (gynandromorphs) respond postsynaptically to stimulation with bombykal, a major component of the pheromone.
  • (19) Using gynandromorph the fate map of Drosophila melanogaster blastoderm was constructed.
  • (20) Twenty adult cuticular structures of 1211 haploid-diploid gynandromorphs were placed on the fate map using the sturtoid calculation.

Gynandromorphism


Definition:

  • (n.) An abnormal condition of certain animals, in which one side has the external characters of the male, and the other those of the female.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) In order to determine the division at which chromosome loss occurs, we estimated the fraction of XO nuclei resulting from X chromosome loss by scoring the phenotype of 47 adult cuticular landmarks in 160 XX-XO mosaics (gynandromorphs) derived from maternal X chromosome loss, and 33 gynandromorphs derived from paternal X chromosome loss.
  • (2) The defects observed in the gynandromorphs demonstrate widespread requirements for PS integrins during development especially in ventrally derived structures, which also show strong expression of PS beta integrin.
  • (3) Regeneration was induced either by cutting the disc in situ, or by shifting gynandromorphic larvae whose male tissue was hemizygous for a temperature-sensitive cell lethal to the restrictive temperature.
  • (4) The sex appeal of 287 gynandromorphs was examined in order to localize the sex appeal focus by means of blastoderm fate mapping.
  • (5) Similar fate maps are obtained using data from gynandromorphs and from marked Y chromosome (nonsexually dimorphic) mosaics.
  • (6) A neurophysiological study of a behavioral phenotype caused by a sex-linked single gene mutation has been performed with gynandromorphs, mosaic for the mutant gene, Hyperkinetic(1P) (Hk(1P)), in Drosophila melanogaster.
  • (7) A pair of male monozygous twins of gynandromorphic habitus but normal male body hair and genitalia, who appear concordant for transsexualism and explosive personality disorder but discordant for schizophrenia, is presented.
  • (8) The occurrence of gynandromorphs indicates that the mutant probably interferes with the processes of X-chromosome elimination.
  • (9) The regions affected by these lethals were identified more precisely by analysis of the tissue distributions in the surviving gynandromorphs.
  • (10) First, with gynandromorphs, we removed the wild-type gene long before the critical developmental events to produce large mutant clones.
  • (11) Next, we observed the courtship behaviors that gynandromorphs (sex mosaics) performed in response to attractive males and females.
  • (12) The mutant is recessive and maternal in action, producing gynandromorphs and haplo-4 mosaics among the progeny of homozygous mit females.
  • (13) A developmental analysis of gynandromorphic genetic mosaics shows that: (1) the gene function is autonomously essential in the eye; (2) the gene function is essential for normal development of the optic lobes; and (3) the gene function is not necessary in most major imaginal-disc cell derivatives with the exception of the eye disc.
  • (14) The gene claret nondisjunctional was used for the production of gynandromorphs which showed that the enhancing ability of z(a), like the eye pigment change caused by z, is autonomous.
  • (15) We show here that gynandromorphic females respond to pheromonal stimulation with anemotaxis.
  • (16) Only one was reported to be a gynandromorph; sex ratios generally have been near 1 : 1.
  • (17) The male tissue of this gynandromorph is hemizygous for Hk(1P), while the female tissue is heterozygous.
  • (18) Some interneurones in the antennal lobes of female moths that have received grafts of male antennae (gynandromorphs) respond postsynaptically to stimulation with bombykal, a major component of the pheromone.
  • (19) Using gynandromorph the fate map of Drosophila melanogaster blastoderm was constructed.
  • (20) Twenty adult cuticular structures of 1211 haploid-diploid gynandromorphs were placed on the fate map using the sturtoid calculation.

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