The phrase "a range of genetically" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing genetic diversity, variations, or traits among organisms or populations.
Example: "The study focused on a range of genetically modified crops to evaluate their impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "a variety of genetic" or "a spectrum of genetically".
It remains Toumazou's most promising invention, though a stream of ideas continues to pour from him, including the creation of a range of genetically selected cosmetics for women, which he is marketing later this year with the former Duran Duran singer Nick Rhodes, under the title GeneU.
The deal collapsed later that year, however, amid speculation about both a clash of corporate cultures and disagreements between the two chief executives - Robert Shapiro at Monsanto and John Stafford at AHP. Monsanto, which has developed a range of genetically modified crops, from cotton to soya beans, has spent heavily on research and on buying seed companies.
A successful vaccine would therefore need to elicit Abs that are able to recognize a range of genetically diverse strains.
Trials were carried out in a replicated design during five consecutive years using a range of genetically different Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L). broodstocks.
Its agricultural division has also been very profitable, thanks to a best-selling herbicide called Roundup, as well as a range of genetically modified crops that are resistant to Roundup or that produce their own insecticide.
Centuries of intensive inbreeding has yielded more than 300 distinct breeds of dogs with a range of genetically defined shapes, sizes, and temperaments--as well as an extremely high risk of developing genetic diseases.
But the FDA's recent decision could now signal a green light for the global production of GE salmon, and arguably open the floodgates for a range of other genetically engineered animals, including pigs, cattle and poultry.
Thus, across a range of tasks, genetically-manipulated mice with increased 5-HTT expression showed reduced anxiety-like behaviour, whereas mice lacking 5-HTT expression showed increased anxiety.
P. damicornis transmits symbionts vertically from parent to offspring, and can form a symbiosis with a wide range of genetically and physiologically distinct Symbiodinium taxa.
An allelic series with a wide range of genetically altered Ctgf gene expression provides a tool to test, the effectiveness of reducing Ctgf expression, in vivo, to prevent fibrotic disease and determining if increased expression of Ctgf is causal in fibrotic disease.
