Sentence examples for genetic deduction from inspiring English sources
It may have been in this context that Norton ruefully admitted the power of a "trivial" biochemical experiment to overthrow the most elegant genetic deduction.
The population structure of the two clinically relevant subspecies, F. tularensis subsp. tularensis (type A) and F. tularensis subsp. holarctica (type B), is highly clonal, a property that facilitates the design of genetic typing systems and deduction of evolutionary relationships among genetic subclades of Francisella, since mutations are mainly inherited vertically [1], [2].
The studies undertaken so far have either focused on the evolutionary history of the C. lavaretus complex on a large geographical scale [ 17] or made deductions about genetic relationships based on estimates of genetic differentiation [ 24].
Such methods that allow the deduction of the past from modern genetic data are especially helpful in regions where ancient DNA studies are limited due to paucity of archaeological bone material.
The following deductions can be made about the maternal line genetic composition of the population groups included in the study.
A reasonable deduction was that complex amino acids should have entered the genetic code through aa-anticodon interactions, but simple amino acids should have not [ 41].
One deduction is that compared to the Western population, our population probably has minimal genetic variability in the ability to metabolise codeine.
Analytical deductions from the proposed imprinting model indicated a non-negligible contribution of imprinting to genetic variation of complex traits.
A surprising side deduction along the logic of the hypothesis is that complex, biosynthetic amino acids might have entered the genetic code earlier than simple, prebiotic amino acids, which is opposite to the common sense.
