Sentence examples for effects of a genetically from inspiring English sources
The effects of a genetically engineered insect baculovirus on indigenous aquatic microbial communities were determined in closed, recirculating aquatic microcosms, and compared with the effects of a natural strain of the virus and of a growth-regulating insecticide, Dimilin.
They will do their best to conclude whether these highly efficient protein producers are safe, but they cannot possibly be expected to anticipate the long-term effects of a genetically modified fish.
To confirm the pro-metastatic effect of the glycocalyx and to exclude "side effects" like acute immunological responses [24], [25] and/or increased hyaluronan oligomers of hyaluronidase treatment that may also be responsible for the observed reduction in cancer cell extravasation, we assessed the effect of a genetically impaired glycocalyx on cancer cell extravasation.
It is the effect of a genetically impaired vitamin D system combined with inadequate amounts of the vitamin D building blocks.
In order to rule out the possibility of the effect of a genetically linked insertion that could not be accounted by the WT siblings, we looked at the expression of the neighbour genes of bZIP1.
This high genetic differentiation results from genetic bottlenecks arising from founder effects of a few, genetically similar individuals.
The present study describes the effects of a commercially available genetically engineered chimeric vaccine against porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) on clinical, pathological and virological features in three multi-site farms suffering from postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome (PMWS).
The present study examined whether exposure to WBV induces similar deleterious effects in a genetically different strain of mouse (C57BL/6).
Although using genetic markers as instrumental variants for fetuin-A level is limited by the degree to which genetics contribute to the interindividual variation in circulating fetuin-A levels (26), our CIs (which reflect the other sources of variability) excluded large effects of genetically determined fetuin-A on glucose.
The health effects of a Roundup-tolerant NK603 genetically modified (GM) maize(from 11% in the diet), cultivated with or without Roundup application and Roundupalone (from 0.1 ppb of the full pesticide containing glyphosate and adjuvants) indrinking water, were evaluated for 2 years in rats.
A major new European Union study is set to examine the effects of growing genetically modified, blight-resistant potato plants on biodiversity and the environment in agricultural ecosystems.
