Sentence examples for by the same genes from inspiring English sources
Although the scientists have not done genetic tests to confirm the lack of correlation, Dr. Amundsen says it is extremely unlikely that the blue spots and orange belly would be produced by the same genes.
The two most common neurodegenerative diseases--Alzheimer's and Parkinson's--are accelerated by the same genes, according to a new study.
Despite the difference between the compound eyes of insects, the simple eyes of human beings, and the better-organized simple eyes of squid, the development of all these eyes is governed by the same genes.
Thus, although there is no consensus about the exact etiology of palatally impacted canines, it appears that the adjacent lateral incisor demonstrates an important role, either because its eruption and dimensions are controlled by the same genes that control the eruption of the canine (genetic theory) or because its position in the arch influences the eruption path of the canine (guidance theory).
A new statistical analysis suggests that alcohol dependence and binging and purging behaviors, all believed to be influenced by genetic factors, may actually be influenced by the same genes.
Studies of MR DNA knockout mice suggest that mMR are encoded by the same genes as their genomic counterparts [10].
Because Chinese and Japanese are also pale, Dr. Pritchard said, evolution must have accomplished the same goal in those populations by working through different genes or by changing the same genes — but many thousands of years before, so that the signal of selection is no longer visible to the new test.
Obestatin, encoded by the same gene as ghrelin, is described as a physiological opponent of ghrelin.
Biologists at the University of California in San Francisco recently discovered that both social and solitary feeding in the worm are controlled by the same gene.
The dogs were chosen because they have inherited a genetic disease caused by the same gene defect as some people with retinitis pigmentosa.
Williamson, L. et al. UV irradiation induces a non-coding RNA that functionally opposes the protein encoded by the same gene.
