Sentence examples for inheritable traits from inspiring English sources

1944 Researchers at the Rockefeller Institute prove that genes are made of deoxyribonucleic acid by mixing pneumonia bacteria (pneumococcus) with foreign DNA to induce inheritable traits.

Widespread inheritable GM could lead to a "radical rupture" with evolutionary processes as we understand them today undermining the distinction between acquired and inheritable traits, challenging our abilities to reconstruct genetic genealogies, and even creating a new hominid species (Baylis and Robert 2006).

These life forms possessed the basic traits of self-replication and inheritable traits.

The patterns of gene expression are inheritable traits, and several models of evolution of expression have been proposed [ 5- 7].

Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) between genomes of individuals are valuable markers for tracing the genetic basis of inheritable traits or diseases.

Genetic linkage and association analysis seek to locate genomic regions that are likely to contain genes that increase the probability of inheritable traits such as hereditary diseases.

Florence Durham (1869-1949) was involved with establishing biological standards for neosalvarsan, an early treatment for syphilis, and conducted a nine-year investigation of the genetics of mice that suggested parental alcoholism was not an inheritable trait.

Further studies may prove that this reaction is actually an inheritable trait passed from one generation to the next, as the less aggressive of the human species who chose flight over fight are now more likely to reproduce, resulting in what Richard Aldwin has named 'the heredity of cowardice' (Aldwin, 515).

Narrow/closed angle glaucoma is an autosomal dominant inheritable trait in the breed.

Synesthesia in its true sense is not a mental health condition, artificially-induced condition, nor anything more than an inheritable trait, much like hair color and height.

Telomere length (TL) is a partially inheritable trait with many loci influencing TL and/or the rate of TL change mapped to autosomes [reviewed in 5].