Sentence examples for dna share from inspiring English sources

Even incomplete DNA samples can be used to exclude genetic suspects whose DNA share no matching loci.

Stranger still, DNA extracted from the tip of a finger bone found in a cave in the Altai mountains in Siberia has shown that not only is there another ancient human, "Denisovan man", but there are some people living on Earth today who are descended from them: Melanesians' DNA share 5% of their DNA with Denisovan man.

Structural biologists have found that two viruses with very different DNA share remarkably similar molecular structures.

LCRs usually span ∼10 400 kb of genomic DNA, share ≥ 97% sequence identity, and provide the substrates for homologous recombination, thus predisposing the region to rearrangements.

All of the MRSA252-RF122 shareDNAsAs exhibit features of HGT events [6]; the acquired DNA is not found in other closely related strains and the sequences flanking the unique DNA share greater identity with the closely-related genomes (that lack the unique DNA) than they do with the putative donor genome.

Although siRNA and plasmid DNA share some common properties that they are both double-stranded nucleic acids with anionic backbones to interact with cationic agents, upon a deeper look these two molecules possess distinct characteristics.

(DNA shares the upstairs office space with the photographer Herb Ritts).

Many pathogens exchange DNA, sharing what they learn.

That "electronic, grime, ghettotech vibe" is borne out of the DNA shared between Detroit and London.

These bacteria develop resistance exceptionally quickly due to their rapid DNA sharing, which has seen them evolve an extra protective cell membrane and sophisticated efflux.

Mr. Gu, who is also showing a different kind of work (we'll get to that in a minute) at the college's Hood Museum of Art, views his scrim as a symbol of unity (despite its title, it has nothing officially to do with the United Nations), since hair contains the DNA shared by people everywhere.