Sentence examples for health and evolution from inspiring English sources
They determined that the most abundant amino acids are glutamic acid, aspartic acid, and lysine, and they indicated that these species are rich about essential amino acids for human health and evolution.
Interestingly, 49 (47%) CNV hotspots include human genes, some of which are known to be functional CNV loci (e.g., CNVs of C4 and β-defensin causing autoimmune diseases and CNVs of HYDIN with implication in control of cerebral cortex size), implicating the important role of CNV in human health and evolution, especially in common and complex diseases.
"It's very, very dangerous for your spiritual, psychological, mental, emotional health and evolution.
Bunker published a three-minute portion of the three-hour interview to YouTube in mid-April 2008, and in the video Beghe calls Scientology "very dangerous for your spiritual, psychological, mental, emotional health and evolution".
The evidence that gene expression phenotype acquired by an adult can be transmitted to future generations has obvious implications in human health and evolution.
The finding that adult acquired transcriptomic alteration in soma is spermatogenically inherited across generations has potential implications in human health and evolution.
Bacterially-produced small molecules exert profound influences on animal health, morphogenesis, and evolution through poorly understood mechanisms.
In short, this optimized assay holds great promise to improve our understanding of DNA methylation and its contributions to health, disease, and evolution.
Together, the wealth of new data emphasizes that microbiota play central roles in shaping the health, ecology, and evolution of their hosts.
In short, this optimized assay greatly improves the utility of mammalian model systems for studying the role of epigenetics in human health, disease, and evolution.
Together, these data show that this array-based methylation assay is generalizable to all mammals for the detection of both 5-mC and 5-hmC, greatly improving the utility of mammalian model systems to study the role of epigenetics in human health, disease, and evolution.
