RTH is rare, more than 90% of RTH are hereditary, displaying autosomal dominant inheritance, which are linked to mutations of thyroid hormone receptor β gene.
The limitations on genetic exchange imposed by uniparental inheritance, which are similar to those in asexually propagating organisms, do not mean that there is no meaningful genetic exchange (Hurst and Peck, 1996).
"Americans' Attitudes on Racial or Genetic Inheritance: Which is More Predictive?" Reconsidering Race: Social Science and Racial Categories in the Age of Genomics.
Stein (1992) presents a theory of multiple defeasible inheritance which is different from the theory of Touretzky et al. (1990 , 1991 1994).
Her lonely and socially awkward daughter, Agnès (Adèle Haenel), returns home to ask for her inheritance, which is tied up in the casino.
VOCATION: Author of the Inheritance Cycle of fantasy novels that includes "Eragon," about a boy and his dragon, and "Inheritance," which was published in November.
When the grandmother's estate was settled in 2008, the newspaper said, Ms. Bowers's share of the inheritance, which was worth more than $100,000, was divided up.
"It's almost verbatim the story of 'The Voysey Inheritance,' which was written 100 years earlier," said Neil Pepe, the artistic director of the Atlantic Theater, which staged the play in 2006.
Some of my inhibitions I put down to universally prudish middle-class mores, but the rest I attribute to my Muslim inheritance, which is very prescriptive about sex, with the emphasis on what not to do.
But Fujio, an heiress who lives nearby, is in competition with her half brother for her inheritance, which is conditional on marriage, and she sets her sights on Ono.
However, the main application of chemical abrasion is to date zircon populations potentially affected by both Pb loss and inheritance, which is commonly achieved by analysis of single zircon grains.
