Sentence examples for inheritance of human from inspiring English sources
Soviet-style economies left an inheritance of human and ecological devastation, while neo-liberal policies have had results that are not radically dissimilar in many countries.
On neoteny (an evolutionary quirk that gives humans small features and rapid learning curves throughout life, characteristics other apes lose after infancy): "The ability to respond like a child may be the most precious inheritance of human evolution".
Guardian blogs are buzzing with neo-Galtonism, and in last weekend's Observer came the bizarre statement that even studies on the inheritance of human height have "a dark reputation" because of "links with eugenics".
Not only have mouse models have been crucial in identifying many of these genes, but in addition many mouse mutants have recapitulated the variety of pathologies, age of onset and mode of inheritance of human deafness (Brown et al. 2008).
This may have implications for a model of gender specific inheritance patterns of human longevity genes.
These findings support a gender‐specific inheritance pattern of human longevity and may help focus the search for longevity genes.
Targeted gene editing of the mutant mitochondria in germ cells and embryos, which may eventually prevent the inheritance of devastating human genetic diseases, will definitely be of great interest and of benefit to the human society.
The inheritance of most human diseases and agriculturally important traits is controlled by many genes with small effects.
This solution is critical because the inheritance of most human diseases and agriculturally important traits is controlled by many genes, which individually have small effects or rare alleles [ 12, 13].
Other better known factors that contribute to the variation in epidemiological distribution have been dietary preferences rich in nitrosamines, such as preserved foods and salted fish [ 3, 4], and the inheritance of the human leukocyte antigen (HLA)- and the non-HLA-related genetic susceptibility loci [ 1, 5, 6].
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.
