Sentence examples for genetic maladies from inspiring English sources
The disorder, called hereditary hemochromatosis, affects one in every 200 to 300 people, making it the most prominent of all known genetic maladies.
Krishnan, the only woman to have won the Infosys Prize in the physical sciences, once aspired to become an architect, so it's fitting she now builds tools for finding genetic maladies.
In spite of our affection for cats, advances in clinical resolution of genetic maladies and complex diseases has been slower than for other species largely due to a delay in achieving a useful whole genome sequence of the cat.
While the aforementioned studies have shown that CRISPR/Cas9 can be used to correct genetic maladies as a proof of concept, treatment would need to be delivered to developed individuals rather than at the embryonic stage, as is the case for the creation of transgenic mice.
This genetic malady was discovered in 1984 by Francisco Lopera, a professor of neurology in Medellín.
His research specialty was a genetic malady called Fanconi anemia, which often kills its victims before they reach adolescence.
Patient-specific induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) will assist research on genetic cardiac maladies if the disease phenotype is recapitulated in vitro.
It may take years and perhaps decades for doctors to determine how much of a role head hits and brain trauma have in patients with C.T.E., as opposed to genetic predisposition and health maladies like heart disease.
No other reference online, printed, or factsheet collection – offers the breadth of coverage and pictures that facilitate diagnosis and treatment of the numerous maladies – disease, physiological, insect-related, or genetic – that appear in vineyards.
The most anxiously and immediately awaited outcome of this new capacity is its application for correcting genetic deficiencies that lead to a range of maladies, from cancer to diabetes to Alzheimer's.
That would be the easiest way to identify the genetic mutations that predispose their millions of descendants to maladies like Tay-Sachs, Crohn's and Parkinson's disease.
