Sentence examples for human inheritance from inspiring English sources
His team proceeded anyway to analyze the nuclear genome, which contains the major part of human inheritance.
— are as much yours as mine and as much mine as yours, that all of it is part of our common human inheritance.
There have been hints that some of these findings also apply to human inheritance, but we've only just started to untangle this phenomenon.
The trilobites were not the first organisms to develop eyes, and therefore to develop what Mr. Fortey calls the gene that says, "Make eyes!" But they are old enough to prove that those genes, which are elements in the human inheritance, "must be so ancient that they go back before the last common ancestor of insect and vertebrate".
The information locked in that sequence has enormous symbolic value as our human inheritance.
This would create a permanent change in human inheritance and raises many issues.
More work needs to be done to understand how this new finding relates to human epigenetic inheritance but it advances our knowledge of how the process might operate.
The genome, once interpreted, is knowledge that will provide the means to change the human genetic inheritance, usurping control of human biological destiny from the blind forces of natural selection and random change that have shaped it up till now.
According to Dr. George Church, a DNA sequencing expert at Harvard University, the new technology should in principle be far cheaper than the conventional methods being used to decode the entire human genetic inheritance.
This process of X-chromosome inactivation, later known as "Lyonisation" in her honour, led to huge advances in science's understanding of diseases such as haemophilia and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy; and her research in mouse genetics contributed to a better understanding of human genetic inheritance – how traits and diseases are passed on.
