Sentence examples for hereditary transmission from inspiring English sources

Removal of the spleen, which always is enlarged, cures the anemia by eliminating the site of sequestration and destruction of the red blood cells but does not prevent hereditary transmission of the disease.

The early popularization of these diagnoses was aided by a changing orientation in German psychiatric research toward biological models that favored the hereditary transmission of mental illness over environmental factors.

In repudiating the principle of natural heredity (Maximian and Constantius each had an adult son), Diocletian took a great risk: absolute divine monarchy, which Diocletian largely established, implies the hereditary transmission of power, and the future was soon to demonstrate the attachment of the troops and even of the population to the hereditary principle.

Genetic advances themselves have however demonstrated that the hereditary transmission of biological changes not encoded in the DNA sequence and dictated by environmental influences is possible.

FHM is classified as a subtype of migraine with aura in the HCS (2004), and it conforms to an autosomal dominant pattern of hereditary transmission.

Hereditary Transmission of Fistulae Auris.

On the basis of the inferred mode of hereditary risk transmission for positive association in these previous studies, we chose to model them as following a recessive risk model.

The new results suggest there may exist "an alternative pathway that involves the transmission of hereditary information via RNA," and that in special circumstances the RNA pathway can modify the information in the DNA pathway, Dr. Pruitt said.

Uracil, a colourless, crystalline organic compound of the pyrimidine family that occurs as a component of ribonucleic acid (RNA), a molecule involved in the transmission of hereditary characteristics.

Loeb's work was significant in showing that the initiation of cell division in fertilization was controlled chemically and was in effect separate from the transmission of hereditary traits.

Biochemists have established, among other things, the principles that underlie energy transfer in cells, the chemical structure of cell membranes, the coding and transmission of hereditary information, muscular and nerve function, and biosynthetic pathways.