pigmentation
ವರ್ಣದ್ರವ್ಯಗಳ
definition
noun
Progeny plants were scored for pigmentation phenotype and analyzed for genotype using SSR markers.
the natural coloring of animal or plant tissue.
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The transcutaneous jaundice meter is affected by factors such as gestational age, birth weight, and skin 'pigmentation' .
Increased skin 'pigmentation' may occur with longstanding adrenal insufficiency.
Increased 'pigmentation' in animals, such as these spots, may be genetic, acquired, or associated with pigmented tumors.
Pigment accumulated throughout the shaft of the silks and was not limited to the silk hairs as is typical of anthocyanin 'pigmentation' .
The colour itself is anthocyanin, basically the same 'pigmentation' as people can see in the autumn.
This results in a life long slate-grey 'pigmentation' of the tissues.
Progeny plants were scored for 'pigmentation' phenotype and analyzed for genotype using SSR markers.
The plant and seed 'pigmentation' components can be lost independently by mutation or unequal crossing over, leading to different derivatives.
However there are ways, other than chemical 'pigmentation' , in which organisms can produce color.
The resulting kernel 'pigmentation' phenotype consists of colorless pericarp with red sectors.
The open circles indicate variation of 'pigmentation' inside the phenotypic class.
For instance, plants grew leaves with new shapes, had different 'pigmentation' , or hairy roots.
The method does account for any potential 'pigmentation' in the tissue, or for absorbance
They include skin and mucosal 'pigmentation' , postural hypotension, weight loss, and hyperkalaemia.
Black sponges are unaffected by solar UV, due to photoprotective 'pigmentation' .
The mutant also has severely reduced growth rates and a distinctive purple leaf colour as a result of increased anthocyanin 'pigmentation' , particularly when grown in soil.
We did not see a hair phenotype, but a subtle hair 'pigmentation' phenotype would be difficult to see.
We are currently investigating the influence of circulating hormone levels on carotenoid transport and bill 'pigmentation' in this species.
Chronic thickening, dryness, and 'pigmentation' of her skin had developed in areas exposed to the sun.
Backcross rats were scored visually for sex, 'pigmentation' , and hair morphology.
Arnold noted that, curiously, many species of parrots that live in rain forests have not evolved fluorescent 'pigmentation' .
We think that two risk factors may be the amount of 'pigmentation' naturally occurring in the eye, and dietary elements.
The disease should be diagnosed before skin 'pigmentation' , liver enlargement, diabetes, heart failure, or aching joints develop.
The second part introduces the central theme: the proximate control and signal function of carotenoid 'pigmentation' .
In a number of bird studies, carotenoid 'pigmentation' has been more or less conclusively shown to be a cue for female choice of males.
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