Sentence examples for genetically specific to from inspiring English sources
"Is there something genetically specific to people from East Africa?" asked Dennis in the sort of question that is generally off limits at the BBC.
This technology can identify microbial taxonomies and composition, but has limitations in identifying genetically specific species and strains.
Organs grown in the pigs could, in addition, be genetically tailored to specific patients.
In another paper published in Science a year later, Dr. Hwang's team said it had created human embryonic stem cells genetically matched to specific patients.
Certain surface textures have been genetically linked to specific depositional agents; for example, classic V-shaped percussion marks identify quartz grains of the beach and nearshore zones.
Whether specific Q-gene alleles directly correlate with the magnitude of Shiga-toxin production or whether other (unstudied) factors within the phage lytic cascade genetically linked to specific Q alleles instead are responsible for the magnitude of toxin production is not known.
We showed in this study that, wtip is the first gene to be genetically linked to specific cell division phenotypes in the anterior and middle pronephros and simultaneously associated with cloaca malformation and loss of cilia motility due to their lack of rootlet structure.
By taking advantage of current knowledge in cancer biology and virology, specific OVs have been genetically engineered to target specific molecules or signal transduction pathways in cancer cells in order to achieve efficient and selective replication.
An understanding of the functions of viral proteins together with the ability to genetically engineer specific viral mutants has led to the development of attenuated HSV-1 for gene therapy.
Motivated by this finding, we have developed an approach to genetically isolate specific receptor-cofactor pairs in cells, allowing us to define the biological responses attributable to each complex.
Verstrepen adds that scientists may be able to genetically engineer specific numbers of repeating units in yeast to create beers with a desired clarity.
