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Moreover, these responses can be blocked using drugs that occupy GABA receptors, or by using genetic techniques to delete the GABA-pumping protein from cholinergic neurons.
Fazzari et al. have now studied how different γ-secretases interact with type III NRG1 by using genetic techniques to remove a specific part of the enzymes in the brains of mice.
There have been successful examples of separating mosquitoes by sex, e.g., according to pupal size or using genetic techniques (Klassen and Curtis 2005).
Since then, Pereira-Smith's team has moved into using genetic techniques in mice to study whether and how senescence is regulated by MORF4 and related genes.
The second, called reverse genetics, uses genetic techniques to identify and isolate a particular strain so it can be used more quickly to make a vaccine.
In 1982, Dr. Houghton's team began hunting for the missing hepatitis virus by using genetic engineering techniques to study DNA and RNA from infected non-A, non-B hepatitis cases.
Symbiotic microorganisms, especially bacteria, can be used in the biological control of insect pests through the use of different methods, e.g., they can be used to express insecticidal toxins or proteins by using genetic engineering techniques (Beard et al. 1998).
These results proved that regulation of ginsenosides synthesis could be achieved by altering the gene expression pattern of βAS by using genetic engineering techniques.
They started by using genetic engineering techniques to produce two species of yeast that mutually cooperate, each providing a metabolite that is essential to the other, but are not able to recognize each other: this means that these populations cannot rely on partner choice to combat cheaters.
A remarked tendency has been observed in the production of chitinolytic enzymes with fungicidal activity by using genetic engineering and molecular biology techniques, either by overexpression of them by heterologous organisms or by producing genetically modified plants more resistant to specific fungal pathogens.
