Sentence examples for example of a genetic from inspiring English sources

Insertions/deletions (indels) are another example of a genetic marker.

Down syndrome is an example of a genetic disease that is not familial.

"And because of his work," Dr. Motulsky added, "Wilson's became a good example of a genetic disease that you could diagnose and treat".

The study by the University of Quebec biologists is a good analysis of an "extraordinary data set," Dr. Stearns said, and is "the most recent known example of a genetic response to selection in a human population".

The galactose assimilation pathway has been extensively studied as an example of a genetic regulatory switch.

For Immanuel Kant, the Epochs formed the foremost example of a genetic history of nature (Naturgeschichte), as opposed to a Linnean description of nature (Naturbeschreibung).

One example of a genetic-based potential therapy is nonsense stop codon read-through therapy [Howard et al., 2000; Wagner et al., 2001; Hirawat et al., 2007; Welch et al., 2007].

One of the most famous examples of a genetic trait aggravated by royal family intermarriage was the House of Habsburg, which inmarried particularly often and is known for the mandibular prognathism of the Habsburger (Unter) Lippe (otherwise known as the 'Habsburg jaw', 'Habsburg lip' or 'Austrian lip'").

Sickle cell anemia became "one of the first examples of a genetic disease," says Anthony Cerami, PhD, who contributed to the development of HbA1c as a clinical marker.

Perhaps one of the best examples of a genetic response to climate change in insects is the temporal shift in clinal allele frequencies and inversion polymorphisms in Drosophila species (D. melanogaster: Anderson et al. 2005; Umina et al. 2005; D. subobscura: Balanya et al. 2009; D. robusta: Etges and Levitan 2008).

Fungal incompatibility provides a genetically well defined example of such a genetic incompatibility.