Sentence examples for genetic editorial from inspiring English sources

There is a pressing need to develop data and computational standards as elegantly outlined in the recent Nature Genetic editorial (34).

Editorial overview: Molecular & genetic basis of disease.

Editorial overview: Molecular and genetic basis of [metabolic] disease: Genes, glucose, glycerol and girth: metabolism in our DNA.

In its most recent editorial, Nature said "The idea that genetic variability follows man-made national boundaries is absurd.

This editorial focuses on founder populations in genetic studies of breast cancer.

Your restrained response to the molecular genetic synthesis of the polio virus in "Synthetic Bioterror" (editorial, July 18) puts this research accomplishment in proper perspective.

I thank Jim Haber and Jenny Hackett for explaining the subtleties of the genetic requirements of BIR to me, Sara Evans for excellent editorial assistance and figure preparation, and Lou Zumstein, Rachel Cervantes and Erin Pennock for critical reading of the manuscript.

Editorial see p 17 Many of the genetic and environmental determinants of CVD have been identified over the past 50 years, and successful preventive and therapeutic strategies have been developed as a result.

But Eric P. Hoffman, the author of the editorial and director of the research center for genetic medicine at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, said antisense therapy was expensive.

See related editorial by Blackburn, http://breast-cancer-research.com/content/13/5/112 The genetic component of risk for most common forms of breast cancer defines it as a complex trait consisting of numerous susceptibility alleles and interactions.

When the British Border Agency tried to use genetic tests for helping to infer nationality of refugees, Nature published an editorial stating 'the idea that genetic variability follows man-made national boundaries is absurd' (Nature2009).