Sentence examples for genetically modified strains from inspiring English sources

A more immediate evolutionary application of these markers is exploring how population structure and genetic differentiation affect the interface between wild populations and genetically modified strains being released to fight Ae. aegypti borne illness.

Specific genes might also be transferred to create genetically modified strains.

Down the other is Big Weed: industrial farms, joints by Marlboro and pot cookies by General Mills, Monsanto patenting genetically modified strains of Purple Kush.

It supervises the development of improved varieties at the Rice Experiment Station in cooperation with the University of California at Davis (no genetically modified strains are among them), and regulates environmental issues, from air and water quality to wildlife habitats.

What makes flies so useful is that it's easy to breed genetically modified strains, so that the role of specific genes in brain activity can be studied by manipulating or silencing them.

Imported animals account for a small proportion of those used in British laboratories, but scientists say access to genetically modified strains bred overseas is vital for some advanced research.

This work uses genetically modified strains of Y. lipolytica as tool for the direct conversion of affordable raw industrial molasses and glycerol into the value-added erythritol product.

Consequently the safety of a new enzyme product from these novel genetically modified strains is determined by the background of the production organism.

We believe that carefully analyzing gene expression during co-fermentation of glucose and xylose to ethanol, using our genetically modified strains, will reveal ways to optimize xylose fermentation.

The reason may be using of non-genetically modified strains in the own study, unlike the mutants of the R. arrhizus strain RH-07-13 RH-07-13 RH-07-13

Only part of the genetically-modified strains of E. coli (e.g. KJ060 or KJ134) were capable of succinic acid production on poor microbiological culture media (Jantama et al. 2008).