Sentence examples for dna weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Scientists also are improving the way we look at cancer: rather than seeing it as a single, monolithic illness, they're recognizing it as a collection of diseases, each with varying DNA weaknesses that make them more or less vulnerable to treatment.

OVER the last 20 years, DNA testing has revealed weaknesses in evidence that once was highly valued.

While there remains a weakness of DNA evidence linking them to the scene of the killing, the Supreme Court said it was concerned that the appeal hearing that freed them had failed to take all the evidence into consideration.

We conclude that, with respect to the pathogenic distal D4Z4 repeat on the contracted 4qA allele (when appropriate), healthy subjects display DNA hypermethylation, FSHD1 subjects manifesting weakness display hypomethylation, and FSHD1-nonmanifesting subjects display intermediate levels of methylation, slightly but significantly higher than those of FSHD1-affected subjects.

It is the goal of this paper to examine the strengths and weaknesses of a series of DNA sequence comparison methods, based on statistical distributions of oligonucleotides.

He focused on a weakness in the way the DNA letters, G, T, C and A, pair up.

If there was a weakness ingrained in that early DNA, Edwards suggests, it was that Brin and Page relied heavily on their engineering genius as a solution to all problems.

Our results emphasize both the potential and the weakness of molecular diet analyses using DNA from feces.

Robert Plomin, a behavioural geneticist at King's College London said that the paper was a demonstration of how polygenic scores – which measure a person's genetic strengths and weaknesses – are at the frontline of the DNA revolution.

This direct comparison between hybrid stability demonstrates weakness in the thermostability of hybrids involving DNA strands.

Now doctors can scan each tumor for clues about its DNA and use those clues to determine its strengths and weaknesses.