Sentence examples for genetic establishment from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the genetic establishment closed ranks and collectively poured technical ridicule on the "whole shotgun" strategy.

The epigenetic landscape provides depth and texture to the genetic material for establishment and maintenance of novel phenotypes and is adjustable to disease risk.

Genetic variability, rapid establishment of a reservoir of latently-infected long-lived CD4+ T cells and resistance to neutralization by antibodies are formidable obstacles to the development of a preventive vaccine.

Extensive work has elucidated the genetic basis of establishment of the anterior posterior (A P) and dorsal ventral (D V) axes of the fly embryo.

We compared gene expressions of symbiont-bearing and symbiont-free P. bursaria to elucidate the genetic control for establishment of secondary symbiosis.

This isolate contained a VP4 gene that probably originated from a human rotavirus, an NSP4 gene of likely human or animal rotavirus origin, and otherwise a unique genetic background requiring establishment of new genotypes for at least 7 genes.

Substantial benefits to restoration could result from understanding how genetic factors affect establishment, and the opportunity to study natural selection at large scales is an untapped opportunity for understanding evolution in complex environments.

A key development in the field of complex trait analysis was the discovery of DNA based genetic markers, physical establishment of high density genetic maps and development of QTL mapping methodologies such as single marker analysis, interval mapping, composite interval mapping and multi trait mapping [ 3].

These SSR markers developed in the study will be useful for establishment of genetic mapping as well as population genetic studies, and will provide candidate markers for genetic improvement of cold stress in Elaeis guineensis.

In order to study these fundamental features and find treatment strategies of these diseases, Huntington's disease (HD) is often used as an important model because of its clear genetics (The Huntington's Disease Collaborative Research Group, 1993), which facilitates establishment of genetic models as well as early diagnosis.

So addicted are the medical establishment to genetic causes of emotional states, and to the drug company's solutions, that they close their eyes and ears to anything that might challenge their model.