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Mice with genes that allow longer life can rarely be favored by natural selection.
One relates to engineered genes that allow for robust production of foreign proteins in the plants.
It is also possible that genes that allow learning to develop faster and last longer may cause other changes.
Or the genes that allow a fish or stonefly to regulate its temperature in warmer water might disappear.
Some are advantageous to humans: the gut bacteria of many Japanese people, for instance, share genes that allow them to digest seaweed, a staple of the Japanese diet.
The team had begun by cloning the native genes that allow E. coli to soak up stearic acid in the gut.
In the new Nature Biotechnology study, graduate students Robert Citorik and Mark Mimee worked with Lu to target specific genes that allow bacteria to survive antibiotic treatment.
Among them are genes that allow the fruit to make some of its own sugar instead of getting it only from leaves.
More striking is that the group of 50 or so genes that allow some birds to sing is similar to those that give humans the ability to speak.
Researchers at the University of Miami are taking a different approach: They're studying the genes that allow people to stay healthy into old age.
The researchers used the meat samples to obtain DNA sequence information from genes that allow for species identification.
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