Sentence examples for genetic offspring from inspiring English sources
Did we always privilege our immediate genetic offspring over other members of the community?
Just as they had hoped, one daughter turned out to be Doug's genetic offspring, the other Eric's.
(Jealousy was interpreted by later Darwinians to reflect the male's desire to restrict paternal investment to his own genetic offspring).
Waiting for the driver, frozen inside a thermos of liquid nitrogen, was the promise of human life: 12 fertilized embryos, the genetic offspring of Susanne and Bob Gray.
Within a decade, men with low sperm counts could father genetic offspring by means of ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), a type of in vitro fertilization in which a sharpened pipette launches sperm into egg.
But since legislation ending anonymous egg and sperm donation was passed in April 2005, stocks in clinics across the UK have dwindled, with potential donors apprehensive about the prospect of being traced by their genetic offspring later in life.
To create ToY559 (his31, leu2-0, ura30, YPR144C-TAP-URA3, ydl148c::kanMX4, pToK495), Euroscarf strain Y23846 (his31/his31, leu20/leu20, lys20/LYS2, met150/MET15, ura30/ura30, YDL148c::kanMX4/YDL148c) was transformed with plasmid pToK3 (Ycplac33/NOP14) and the resulting genetic offsprings were analysed by tetrade analysis.
Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technique is used to generate an identical genetic background offspring [ 6, 7].
Our results indicate that genetic variation in offspring viability and offspring number are not necessarily antagonistic in mammals.
Here we report, to the best of our knowledge, the first estimation of the genetic correlation between offspring number and individual offspring size in a polytocous wild species.
It is often proposed that females should select genetically dissimilar mates to maximize offspring genetic diversity and avoid inbreeding.
