Sentence examples for genetic preservation from inspiring English sources

Lions do it for genetic preservation: when a male takes over a pride, he eats the previous king's cubs, eliminating the old royal bloodline and speeding the lionesses back into estrus to continue his.

"He is truly a national treasure because he lives and breathes genetic preservation," said Anne Malleau, executive director of the Whole Foods Animal Compassion Foundation and an agriculture expert.

Nevertheless, these new semen dilution and freezing methods improved postthaw viability of sperm to levels that could theoretically sustain worker populations in colonies, thus providing potential for further optimization of cryopreservation techniques for the genetic preservation and improvement of honey bee genotypes.

The information about fungal geographic location and host's nature might be used for the analysis of genetic diversity, genetic preservation and identification of Ganoderma species [ 21].

These data have broad implications for understanding the regulation of spermatogenesis, stem cell biology, etiology of male infertility [18] [22], and also for advancing biotechnologies such as conservation of valuable genetic stocks, preservation of endangered species, and also as new option for transgenesis [16], [17], [19].

The area earmarked for the Olympics falls under a special category – a forest genetic resources preservation area – stipulated in South Korea's forest protection act, according to Youn Yeo-chang, professor of ecological economics and forestry policy at Seoul National University.

For instance, water regulation was only mentioned by civil and public sector respondents, while genetic resource preservation was only expressed by the private sector.

However, in central nodes (node 5 in Table 1) we have observed an increase of time of the genetic diversity preservation - inadaptive alleles would extinct only at 104 ± 0.3 generation.

An important strategy in conservation genetics is the preservation of genetic diversity by minimizing the average mean kinship via the preferential breeding of genetically important, or distantly related, animals [ 1, 2].

Nonetheless, there is general agreement that assessment and preservation of genetic diversity in livestock species are fundamental to meet future breeding needs, to investigate the genetic basis of phenotypic variation and to reconstruct the history of farm animals [ 7, 8].

Genetic operators, including elite preservation and crossover were regulated to 2 and 0.76, respectively.