Sentence examples for genes which allow from inspiring English sources
Their value is in their genes, which allow them to grow faster, fight off diseases better and give birth to more babies that survive than their Chinese counterparts.
If natural selection has decreed that some women have genes which allow them to live longer than others, and therefore to have more children, why have those genes not spread through the whole population?
Now researchers have identified the genes which allow cells to respond to electricity, a finding that could have important medical implications.
At a minimum, other genes which allow for the sequestration from the host's immune response and for other essential bradyzoite genes to be expressed must also be necessary for bradyzoites to form and encyst since Δrps13 does not persist in brain in vivo in the presence of a competent immune response.
Instead, this bacterium has acquired on a megaplasmid the various genes which allow it to metabolize arsenate.
We used the site model M7 and M8 comparison to detect positively selected genes, which allow d N/d S to vary among codons.
Golden Rice is a strain of rice which contains a set of genes which allows it to make β-Carotene – the chemical that makes carrots orange and is turned into Vitamin A inside the body.
The Δpvl mutant strains contained a spectinomycin resistance cassette (spc) used to replace pvl genes, which allowed for the enumeration of the Δpvl mutant (Spc-resistant) and parent strain (Spc-sensitive).
Additionally, in order to achieve good levels of pac expression, we cloned the IRES of the encephalomyocarditis virus between the EGFP and pac genes which allowed the bicistronic mRNA transcript to be translated from the 5' end and from the IRES sequence, so that the pac gene was also under the control of the strong synthetic late promoter.
The whole genome ATH1 chip contains 22810 genes, which allowed us to compare these data with our global profile.
We then adjusted for organ-specific genes, which allowed us to focus on disease-specific genes by comparing diseased tissue with normal tissue from the same organ.
