And Ivanovic, among other genetic assets, has an unusually flexible rotator cuff.
But shared genetic assets pose some of the most confounding questions of all.
Our problem "isn't our inadequate genetic assets," but "our inability, so far, to tap into what we already have".
To be of any relevance to conservation, this re-valuation must take place (a) for marginal biological species forming the bulk of genetic assets, (b) for marginal environments representing most of the biodiversity-rich landscapes, and (c) for marginalized communities, for whom the immediate biological environment must fulfill basic economic needs.
Among families with high recurrence of breast cancer (≥ 3 cases in first-degree relatives), those from North Sardinia shared the same haplotype whereas the families from French Canadian and Jewish-Yemenite populations presented distinct genetic assets at the BRCA2 locus.
Within this dynamic scenario, the availability of a high-quality consensus map more exhaustively covering the entire genome is a valuable asset for genetic studies and breeding applications.
To use this explosion of knowledge at the interface of neuroscience and developmental psychology in a preventive model, we must support parents' efforts to be fully emotionally present with their children, with the aim of transforming genetic vulnerabilities into adaptive assets rather than disabilities.
Together, these genetic tools are valuable assets for researchers not only to uncover the physiological functions of Drosophila genes, but also to offer insights to decipher the complex mechanisms of human biology and diseases in the future.
Evaluation of the Puerto Rican cassava population for its diversity and genetic characterization is an invaluable asset in the improvement strategies of cassava.
At the same time, the availability of hundreds of genetic maps and genetically mapped loci in wheat [ 69] is an asset and this information may provide better consensus maps.
We may find symmetrical faces attractive because they imply the steadiness of genetic development, which creates valuable assets for choosing a mate, like better general fitness and, of course, intelligence — or as Dr. Mitchell might put it, a relative lack of stupidity.
