1. He smiled paternally at them.

2. Each chromosome pairs up with its homologue; each paternally derived chromosome pairs with its corresponding maternally derived chromosome.

3. He behaves very paternally toward his young bride.

4. The resulting fetuses consisted of either mostly paternally or mostly maternally expressed genes.

5. However, paternally imprinted genes will also have effects in females.

6. Paleaokarst might be classified, paternally as karst trace, karst cave, karst pore and cave, vertically as surface karst belt, seepage flow karst belt and underflow karst belt.

7. Paternally imprinted genes may have particularly free rein in males, Kono's team reasoned, and may govern traits such as living fast and dying young.

8. Part I Expression of PEGS in GliomasPEG3 (Paternally Expressed Gene 5) is an imprinted gene of which only the paternal allele is expressed.

9. For the litter size, estimates of the proportion of total variance accounted for by paternally and maternally transmitted gametes were 1.1% and 2.3% respectively.

10. The syndrome is marked by a reduction of maternally expressed proteins in a small section of chromosome 15, which is also usually paternally imprinted.

11. Autism is characterized by high birth weight, which one might expect if autism were caused by an overly paternally influenced brain, given the link between imprinting and growth-regulating genes.

12. The authors showed that H19 is maternally imprinted and IGF2 is paternally imprinted in various tissues in the tammar wallaby.

13. "The real surprising thing is that there was something special about paternally from one's father inherited genes," said Wayne Potts, an expert in the area of MHC research at the University of Utah.

14. This includes the unique packaging and structure of the sperm genome along with its paternally derived RNAs in preparation for their delivery to the egg.