Sentence examples for genetic uniqueness from inspiring English sources

Comparative fingerprinting revealed the presence of two unique amplicons suggesting genetic uniqueness of the mutants.

The top 50 highest-priority sites for preserving California's native plants under three measures of biodiversity: genetic uniqueness (divergence), historic speciation rate (diversification) and independent evolutionary history (survival).

Dr. Raman Sukumar, chairman of the World Conservation Union's Asian Elephant Specialist Group, said in an e-mail message, "This paper is indeed very significant in that it demonstrates a certain genetic uniqueness for the elephants of Borneo, and the most likely explanation is that the elephant colonized the island during the Pleistocene and has evolved there independently".

Both a species-specific primer set and dual fluorescent-labeled C. cayetanensis hybridization probe were designed using the inherent genetic uniqueness of the 18S ribosomal gene sequence of C. cayetanensis.

This indicates the genetic uniqueness of Sanganji Jomon among East Eurasians, and/or the effect of post-mortem changes in ancient DNA, although the latter is unlikely because the result using only transversion sites showed very similar results (Supplementary Figures S8 and S10).

Kling, Mishler and their colleagues also consider plants' evolutionary and genetic uniqueness relative to other areas of the state, whether those plants are well protected elsewhere and thus not as high a priority, and whether they are rare endemics that would disappear if one plot is lost to development or changing climate.

By the 2010s mitochondrial DNA studies had determined that genetic uniquenesses brought on by the reproductive isolation of one group from another were significant enough to separate giraffes into four distinct species.

Besides genetic evidence, the uniqueness of Rungwecebus was also supported by morphological, acoustic, behavioral and ecological characteristics [2] [4].

It was hypothesized that the approach of initiating the pre-bridging germplasm would substantially affect the genetic merit and uniqueness of such a germplasm and successful initiation of the pre-breeding program.

These include the capacity to process BCF/BCF2 files, reading in informative meta tracks (e.g. genomic uniqueness), calculating other population genetic statistics and performing tests of association with a phenotype.

These distinctive properties include the uniqueness of genetic information, leading to identifiability of an individual; the predictive capability of genetic test results; the permanence of genetic changes; the impact on family members; the temporality of the data interpretation; and the history of eugenics [ 4].