Sentence examples for genetic escape from inspiring English sources

It is to block all of a tumour's avenues of genetic escape by developing drugs that deal with all the mutations that would allow such a break out.

But it will also be a time of shifting ethical and legal norms about biology and identity, and there may be new risks: of genetic information escaping from supposedly secure databases and winding up on the Web, of insurance companies trying to use it against patients, of private data becoming suddenly, irrevocably public.

We aimed to explore the involvement of a multiallelic functional polymorphism in knee osteoarthritis (OA) susceptibility as a prototype of possible genetic factors escaping GWAS detection.

The more advanced a cancer is when it is diagnosed, the more likely it is that the tumour will already have developed genetic tricks to escape even the best drugs.

Even so, there is a pressing need for forward genetic analysis to escape the bias inherent in candidate gene approaches.

Our results from RIAILs provide new insights into the genetic mechanisms of escape behavior in C. elegans.

We further investigated the genetic architecture of escape behavior by focusing on two strains, a wild Hawaii-derived strain, and the commonly used laboratory N2 strain.

We propose a novel pseudoderivative-based mutation rate operator designed to allow a genetic algorithm to escape local optima and successfully continue to the global optimum.

Furthermore, the case of the three related RLKs highlights the potential of our approach to identify proteins that could potentially escape genetic mutant screens because of functional redundancy.

Since prostate cancer cells are genetically unstable and as such represent 'shifting targets' (Shaffer and Scher, 2003), single-agent vaccines may result in selection of genetic variants that escape the immune attack.

In contrast, concomitant nucleolar and nuclear distribution observed in aggressive tumours such as SCLC and BC is suggestive of a strong and aberrant increase of telomerase activation in fast-growing tumours that have acquired a large enough number of genetic lesions to escape senescence and apoptosis.