Sentence examples for alternative organisms from inspiring English sources

The identification of the genes conferring Kluyveromyces with a system for permeabilization and intracellular hydrolysis of lactose (LAC genes), along with the current possibilities for their transfer into alternative organisms through genetic engineering, has significantly broadened the industrial profitability of lactic yeasts.

Finally, the processes of interest should be sufficiently well characterized in the alternative organisms so that the metric can be used for comparison.

This study further explores the potential of using alternative organisms that are independent of coliforms as fecal indicators by introducing the BBC∶A ratio.

The goals are to (a) develop reliable assays using alternative organisms or cell-based assays, (b) collect high-quality data using those assays, and then (c) assess whether those data can predict human toxicity.

Given the broad differential diagnosis for febrile illness in the tropics, 18 submitted samples were also tested for alternative organisms.

By way of introducing pluripotent stem cells achieved from alternative organisms, we compare the differences between human and mouse pluripotent stem cells and describe recent inferences on a distinct state of human pluripotency.

The evidence published by McGuigan et al suggested that of all the patients who were classified as a 'definite' diagnosis of Clostridium novyi, approximately 20% grew an alternative organism.

More recent approaches utilize alternative yeast organisms with the hope of greater success at establishing an economically viable CBP organism.

In June 2013, the National Institutes of Health announced the retirement of chimpanzees in their research facilities following a report from the Institute of Medicine demonstrating that advances in biomedical research have enabled the use of alternative model organisms in studies traditionally utilizing chimpanzees [ 23].

Additionally, despite the many benefits of space for time substitutions for species with relatively longer generation times, future studies utilizing alternative model organisms with shorter generation times in controlled laboratory or mesocosms settings will be helpful in providing direct mechanistic evidence for genetic assimilation (Fox and Wolf 2006).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05198.002 The central dogma of biology maintains that genetic information passes faithfully from DNA to RNA to proteins; however, with the help of tools such as alternative splicing, organisms use RNA as a canvas to modify and enrich this flow of information.