The gene's behavior is most easily understood by assuming its interest is to get itself replicated as much as possible — hence the "selfish" gene of the title.
An earlier 18-month trial of solanezumab ended in failure in 2012, but this one serves as a landmark moment as a representative the Alzheimer's Research branch in the UK put it, if this gets replicated, then it's "a real breakthrough in Alzheimer's research".
However, the PHO5 promoter, along with the rest of the genome, does get replicated and it is hard to imagine how any factor could remain bound to the DNA while the DNA is being threaded through the replication machinery [ 31].
Adenoviruses get themselves replicated by forcing an infected cell to divide.
The Harvard biologist Edward O. Wilson undertook a similar project, interpreting a vast range of behaviors from the selfless work of sterile worker bees to the bloodshed of human warfare as strategies for genes to get themselves replicated.
It is in the hard shadow of this reality that our genes must build the erotic machinery that will one day, hopefully, get them replicated.
He said his group is lobbying for this data spread, and for a "competitive grant program to find the best civics teaching strategies and get them replicated".
In addition, if a subsystem is critical for a specific system's function, then it often gets replicated (e.g., multiple gene copy numbers in the genome) in the complex system; this redundancy contributes to system's robustness.
Spain's football model is an inversion of what other nations do: it gets its senior team to replicate the 'tiki-taka' (short passing) brand of play of its youth teams, according to Hierro.
Snapshots of the data get replicated so documents do not need to get made again when sent to a physical server in a different location.
