Sentence examples for inheritance factors from inspiring English sources
The notion of inheritance system, in contrast, as used by Jablonka and Lamb in particular, is meant to classify inheritance factors, mechanisms, and processes, and the ways in which they store and carry hereditary information (Jablonka 2001; Jablonka & Lamb 2005).
The role of each of the newly identified inheritance factors does not appear to be dependent on the other newly identified factors, as pair wise deletions of these genes did not amplify the inheritance defect.
Familial disease can be transmitted by genetic and nongenetic inheritance factors.
The approach to the problem of inheritance factors in congenital dislocation of the hip is very difficult.
For example, knee, hand, hip, and spine OA have different risk factors [ 13- 15], and inheritance factors might be linked to joint-specific genes [ 16].
Essential to this point is Theodor Boveri's keen observation at the beginning of the twentieth century that aberrant mitoses are associated with malignant tumors and his findings on inheritance factors [ 12].
Pex3 is required for peroxisome segregation in dividing cells via its binding to the inheritance factor Inp1.
The ER-peroxisome tether consists of the peroxisome biogenic protein Pex3p, and the peroxisome inheritance factor Inp1p. Pex3p is an integral membrane protein that is localized to both the ER and the peroxisome.
The tether is made up of the peroxisome biogenic protein Pex3p and the peroxisome inheritance factor Inp1p, and is formed by Inp1p-mediated linkage of ER-bound Pex3p and peroxisomal Pex3p.
Most spiralian embryos exhibit tier-specific patterns of cell division at early stages; the significance of this mitotic asynchrony is unknown, but presumably reflects differential inheritance of factors regulating cell division.
Of note, the finding that 12q24.33 deletion affects height [ 33] could represent an outcome of the inheritance of factors predisposing to pre-disease states and thus affecting adult final growth.
