Sentence examples for genes from which from inspiring English sources

The arrival of the sir complex in the longer-lived yeast strain repressed the genes from which the circles were generated and delayed aging.

If the North wanted to claim ownership of patented seeds, the South would claim ownership of the genes from which those seeds were made.

He said last week that his company had captured and sequenced 90,000 full-length genes, from which all alternative splice forms and other usual sources of confusion have been removed.

As a result of specific base pairing, the RNAs present bind to the genes from which they were originally transcribed and produce fluorescent spots on the chip's surface.

Where will hybridizers find the genes from which to breed disease resistance or better taste or hardiness if there are not as many different varieties of each crop as possible being grown?

The function of the EST -- or at least the function of the genes from which they are derived -- is therefore known.

Strong associations were found for novel SNPs linked with known bacterial blight resistance Xa genes, from which high utility markers for tracking and selection of resistance genes in breeding programs were designed.

And that proof is not in how much money we have, but how much we invest in each other and in our country and the health and well being of all its citizens no matter their economic status or the pool of genes from which they came.

There are 3 classes and 1000 genes, from which a subset of size 30 is desired.

In this study we analysed the origin and evolution of the group of linked genes from which the mammalian XIC originated.

Of the 143 annotated genes in the sequenced regions, 120 were used for pairwise comparisons and divergence analysis with their respective Nipponbare orthologous genes, from which 109 fell into the S1 regions.