Definition of intercross in English:

intercross

verb ɪntəˈkrɒsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs

(with reference to animals or plants of different breeds or varieties) interbreed or cause to interbreed.
no object all the forms intercross readily and produce fertile offspring
Example sentencesExamples
- One corn type they have introduced us to is called a ‘synthetic’, which is a deliberate mixture of a number of similar, improved lines that can be allowed to intercross in the field.
- At least 8 of these were shown to be in the same linkage group by intercrossing.
- In this form it presumably could be maintained in a population against the tendency to swamping by intercrossing.
Synonyms
hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, mix, intermix, blend

noun ɪntəˈkrɒsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs

1An instance of intercrossing.
intercrosses between heterozygous mice gave rise to homozygous mutant mice at the expected frequency
Example sentencesExamples
- To refine the mapping of the mutation, a series of backcrosses and intercrosses were set.
- The foregoing F 2 population may be subjected to a series of further random intercrosses.
- We were interested in scoring the incidence of balanced progeny from Rb heterozygote intercrosses and in determining the parental origin of transmission of the Rb chromosome in these offspring.
- Ten F 1 intercrosses were set up to restore the phenotype.
- We tested this hypothesis by reanalyzing the genome scan data for the mice in the original intercross.
- Due to the similarity of RIX and F 2 genome structures, it would appear that methods developed for F 2 intercrosses could be directly applicable to RIXs.
- Homozygous mutants were obtained by intercrosses of the heterozygotes.
- It will obviously thus act far more efficiently with those animals which unite for each birth; but, as already stated, we have reason to believe that occasional intercrosses take place with all animals and plants.
- We found four different KIT alleles in a small sample of eight Large White females used as founder animals in a wild boar intercross.
- From the total offspring obtained, 75 intercrosses were made.
- This is especially true for F 2 populations derived from original intercrosses of inbred lines that exhibit linkage disequilibrium upon which QTL studies depend.
- We have mapped it by analysis of backcrosses and intercrosses between B6 mice and both susceptible strains.
- A total of 116 female mice from an intercross between the strains were genotyped.
- Important contributions to their genetic dissection have been made by analyzing the progeny of intercrosses.
- In practice this model could be extended to include inferences from crosses with resulting heterozygous individuals, such as backcrosses or intercrosses.
- Conventional QTL mapping that uses intercrosses of a chosen pair of lines is able to detect only a minute fraction of the existing genetic variance.
- Samples from a three-generation intercross between the European wild boar and Large White domestic pigs were also used.
- For this purpose we determined the genotypes of 695 offspring from F 1 intercrosses.
1. 1.1 An animal or plant resulting from intercrossing.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The development of large numbers of molecular markers and interval-mapping methods paved the way for QTL mapping using intercrosses of inbred experimental organisms.
  We have recently confirmed this assignment by linkage analysis using our intercross between the red jungle fowl and the White Leghorn chicken.
  The physical characteristics, vigor, and productivity of the intercrosses suggest that the negative effects of inbreeding in the Florida panthers of the 1970s are being remedied.
  Differences in the PRKAG3 gene sequences of the founder animals of the intercross were analyzed.

Definition of intercross in US English:

intercross

verbˌin(t)ərˈkrôsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs

(with reference to animals or plants of different breeds or varieties) interbreed or cause to interbreed.
no object all the forms intercross readily and produce fertile offspring
Example sentencesExamples
- One corn type they have introduced us to is called a ‘synthetic’, which is a deliberate mixture of a number of similar, improved lines that can be allowed to intercross in the field.
- In this form it presumably could be maintained in a population against the tendency to swamping by intercrossing.
- At least 8 of these were shown to be in the same linkage group by intercrossing.
Synonyms
hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, mix, intermix, blend

nounˌin(t)ərˈkrôsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs

1An instance of intercrossing of animals or plants.
intercrosses between heterozygous mice gave rise to homozygous mutant mice at the expected frequency
Example sentencesExamples
- For this purpose we determined the genotypes of 695 offspring from F 1 intercrosses.
- Due to the similarity of RIX and F 2 genome structures, it would appear that methods developed for F 2 intercrosses could be directly applicable to RIXs.
- We were interested in scoring the incidence of balanced progeny from Rb heterozygote intercrosses and in determining the parental origin of transmission of the Rb chromosome in these offspring.
- In practice this model could be extended to include inferences from crosses with resulting heterozygous individuals, such as backcrosses or intercrosses.
- A total of 116 female mice from an intercross between the strains were genotyped.
- From the total offspring obtained, 75 intercrosses were made.
- It will obviously thus act far more efficiently with those animals which unite for each birth; but, as already stated, we have reason to believe that occasional intercrosses take place with all animals and plants.
- Important contributions to their genetic dissection have been made by analyzing the progeny of intercrosses.
- Conventional QTL mapping that uses intercrosses of a chosen pair of lines is able to detect only a minute fraction of the existing genetic variance.
- Samples from a three-generation intercross between the European wild boar and Large White domestic pigs were also used.
- This is especially true for F 2 populations derived from original intercrosses of inbred lines that exhibit linkage disequilibrium upon which QTL studies depend.
- The foregoing F 2 population may be subjected to a series of further random intercrosses.
- We tested this hypothesis by reanalyzing the genome scan data for the mice in the original intercross.
- We found four different KIT alleles in a small sample of eight Large White females used as founder animals in a wild boar intercross.
- Ten F 1 intercrosses were set up to restore the phenotype.
- We have mapped it by analysis of backcrosses and intercrosses between B6 mice and both susceptible strains.
- Homozygous mutants were obtained by intercrosses of the heterozygotes.
- To refine the mapping of the mutation, a series of backcrosses and intercrosses were set.
1. 1.1 An animal or plant resulting from intercrossing.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Differences in the PRKAG3 gene sequences of the founder animals of the intercross were analyzed.
  We have recently confirmed this assignment by linkage analysis using our intercross between the red jungle fowl and the White Leghorn chicken.
  The development of large numbers of molecular markers and interval-mapping methods paved the way for QTL mapping using intercrosses of inbred experimental organisms.
  The physical characteristics, vigor, and productivity of the intercrosses suggest that the negative effects of inbreeding in the Florida panthers of the 1970s are being remedied.

单词	intercross
释义	Definition of intercross in English: intercross verb ɪntəˈkrɒsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs (with reference to animals or plants of different breeds or varieties) interbreed or cause to interbreed. no object all the forms intercross readily and produce fertile offspring Example sentencesExamples One corn type they have introduced us to is called a ‘synthetic’, which is a deliberate mixture of a number of similar, improved lines that can be allowed to intercross in the field. At least 8 of these were shown to be in the same linkage group by intercrossing. In this form it presumably could be maintained in a population against the tendency to swamping by intercrossing. Synonyms hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, mix, intermix, blend noun ɪntəˈkrɒsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs 1An instance of intercrossing. intercrosses between heterozygous mice gave rise to homozygous mutant mice at the expected frequency Example sentencesExamples To refine the mapping of the mutation, a series of backcrosses and intercrosses were set. The foregoing F 2 population may be subjected to a series of further random intercrosses. We were interested in scoring the incidence of balanced progeny from Rb heterozygote intercrosses and in determining the parental origin of transmission of the Rb chromosome in these offspring. Ten F 1 intercrosses were set up to restore the phenotype. We tested this hypothesis by reanalyzing the genome scan data for the mice in the original intercross. Due to the similarity of RIX and F 2 genome structures, it would appear that methods developed for F 2 intercrosses could be directly applicable to RIXs. Homozygous mutants were obtained by intercrosses of the heterozygotes. It will obviously thus act far more efficiently with those animals which unite for each birth; but, as already stated, we have reason to believe that occasional intercrosses take place with all animals and plants. We found four different KIT alleles in a small sample of eight Large White females used as founder animals in a wild boar intercross. From the total offspring obtained, 75 intercrosses were made. This is especially true for F 2 populations derived from original intercrosses of inbred lines that exhibit linkage disequilibrium upon which QTL studies depend. We have mapped it by analysis of backcrosses and intercrosses between B6 mice and both susceptible strains. A total of 116 female mice from an intercross between the strains were genotyped. Important contributions to their genetic dissection have been made by analyzing the progeny of intercrosses. In practice this model could be extended to include inferences from crosses with resulting heterozygous individuals, such as backcrosses or intercrosses. Conventional QTL mapping that uses intercrosses of a chosen pair of lines is able to detect only a minute fraction of the existing genetic variance. Samples from a three-generation intercross between the European wild boar and Large White domestic pigs were also used. For this purpose we determined the genotypes of 695 offspring from F 1 intercrosses. 1.1 An animal or plant resulting from intercrossing. Example sentencesExamples The development of large numbers of molecular markers and interval-mapping methods paved the way for QTL mapping using intercrosses of inbred experimental organisms. We have recently confirmed this assignment by linkage analysis using our intercross between the red jungle fowl and the White Leghorn chicken. The physical characteristics, vigor, and productivity of the intercrosses suggest that the negative effects of inbreeding in the Florida panthers of the 1970s are being remedied. Differences in the PRKAG3 gene sequences of the founder animals of the intercross were analyzed. Definition of intercross in US English: intercross verbˌin(t)ərˈkrôsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs (with reference to animals or plants of different breeds or varieties) interbreed or cause to interbreed. no object all the forms intercross readily and produce fertile offspring Example sentencesExamples One corn type they have introduced us to is called a ‘synthetic’, which is a deliberate mixture of a number of similar, improved lines that can be allowed to intercross in the field. In this form it presumably could be maintained in a population against the tendency to swamping by intercrossing. At least 8 of these were shown to be in the same linkage group by intercrossing. Synonyms hybridize, cross-breed, interbreed, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, mix, intermix, blend nounˌin(t)ərˈkrôsˌɪn(t)ərˈkrɔs 1An instance of intercrossing of animals or plants. intercrosses between heterozygous mice gave rise to homozygous mutant mice at the expected frequency Example sentencesExamples For this purpose we determined the genotypes of 695 offspring from F 1 intercrosses. Due to the similarity of RIX and F 2 genome structures, it would appear that methods developed for F 2 intercrosses could be directly applicable to RIXs. We were interested in scoring the incidence of balanced progeny from Rb heterozygote intercrosses and in determining the parental origin of transmission of the Rb chromosome in these offspring. In practice this model could be extended to include inferences from crosses with resulting heterozygous individuals, such as backcrosses or intercrosses. A total of 116 female mice from an intercross between the strains were genotyped. From the total offspring obtained, 75 intercrosses were made. It will obviously thus act far more efficiently with those animals which unite for each birth; but, as already stated, we have reason to believe that occasional intercrosses take place with all animals and plants. Important contributions to their genetic dissection have been made by analyzing the progeny of intercrosses. Conventional QTL mapping that uses intercrosses of a chosen pair of lines is able to detect only a minute fraction of the existing genetic variance. Samples from a three-generation intercross between the European wild boar and Large White domestic pigs were also used. This is especially true for F 2 populations derived from original intercrosses of inbred lines that exhibit linkage disequilibrium upon which QTL studies depend. The foregoing F 2 population may be subjected to a series of further random intercrosses. We tested this hypothesis by reanalyzing the genome scan data for the mice in the original intercross. We found four different KIT alleles in a small sample of eight Large White females used as founder animals in a wild boar intercross. Ten F 1 intercrosses were set up to restore the phenotype. We have mapped it by analysis of backcrosses and intercrosses between B6 mice and both susceptible strains. Homozygous mutants were obtained by intercrosses of the heterozygotes. To refine the mapping of the mutation, a series of backcrosses and intercrosses were set. 1.1 An animal or plant resulting from intercrossing. Example sentencesExamples Differences in the PRKAG3 gene sequences of the founder animals of the intercross were analyzed. We have recently confirmed this assignment by linkage analysis using our intercross between the red jungle fowl and the White Leghorn chicken. The development of large numbers of molecular markers and interval-mapping methods paved the way for QTL mapping using intercrosses of inbred experimental organisms. The physical characteristics, vigor, and productivity of the intercrosses suggest that the negative effects of inbreeding in the Florida panthers of the 1970s are being remedied.
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