Sentence examples for genetic portrait from inspiring English sources

DNA USA A Genetic Portrait of America.

The overall result is the generation of a so-called genetic portrait.

In contrast to the highly structured genetic portrait of the interior US and Mexico, Western Scrub-Jays along the Pacific Slope show a remarkable lack of genetic structure despite 2,500 km of nearly unbroken sampling from northern Oregon to the southern tip of Baja California.

Kevin Clarke, an American artist, creates "conceptual" genetic portraits by writing out sections of his subject's genetic sequence as a string of As, Cs, Gs and Ts superimposed on an appropriate image such as, in the case of James Watson, a series of bookshelves.Some artists use DNA itself as their palette.

Perhaps nowhere is this shown more starkly than Ulric Collette's so-called "genetic portraits", in which family members' faces are spliced together to reveal the similarities and differences encoded by our appearances.

For his earlier "Genetic Portraits" series, Collette constructed hybrid face mashups of various familial relations.

We Talked To The Photographer Who Mashed Siblings Into Single Genetic Portraits.

The characteristic features of the genetic portraits of native populations from Sakha are much more clearly expressed by paternal lineages than by mtDNA.

Working with only a flashlight and a big-format camera, Gary Schneider -- best known for his "Genetic Self Portrait" (1997-98), a series depicting the interior and exterior of his body -- here shows remarkable photographs (external only) of 26 men and women photographed life-size in the nude.

Despite its title, "Genetic Self-Portrait" is extravagantly unclinical.

This Schneider image, included in "Gary Schneider: Genetic Self-Portrait" at the International Center of Photography uptown, is actually his darkroom rendering of a much-magnified specimen: a cell scraped from the inside of his cheek.