Sentence examples for edit populations from inspiring English sources

The ability to edit populations of sexual species would offer substantial benefits to humanity and the environment.

We did not want to unsystematically begin editing population estimates, even those that are blatantly inaccurate.

Effectively attract and maintain an editing population.

Here, we review pioneering studies that use the CRISPR-Cas system to specifically edit bacterial populations, eliminate their resistance genes and combine these two strategies in order to produce an artificial selection pressure for antibiotic-sensitive pathogens.

By editing local populations of wild organisms, daisy drives could benefit human health, help save endangered species, replace toxic chemicals used in agriculture, and greatly reduce animal suffering.

A technology capable of editing mosquito populations to block disease transmission could also be used to alter populations of agricultural plants or livestock by actors intent on doing harm.

Multiple bands can be seen on the agarose gels (Figure S1) they reflect the differentially edited mRNA populations from one gene sequence.

We have not edited the population estimates themselves.

But the possibility made crystal clear by the revelation that Ma is now (and perhaps has been for some time) a formal member of the CCP is that this process of editing a population's movements and desires might not only be in the interests of corporate parties but of the closely associated state.

For example, releasing a laboratory-tested 'neutral' drive that is intended to cause no changes in organism phenotype beyond spreading its cas9 gene, guide RNAs, and recoded essential gene through the population is listed as a moderate risk because it will certainly edit a wild population, but in a way that is comparatively unlikely to affect its interactions with the ecosystem.

On sunny days you can sometimes find me fumbling along the Esplanade!" Avery is a second-year graduate student in the Sculpting Evolution group, where his bench research interests relate to strategies for engineering multiplexed CRISPR arrays and developing model systems for understanding genetic editing of wild populations.