Sentence examples for laws of genetics from inspiring English sources

So I ask if they believe in Mendel's laws of genetics?

It is also universally agreed that selection is necessarily constrained by the laws of genetics.

The laws of genetics, as laid out by Gregor Mendel, dictate that genes pass between generations in heritable and predictable ways.

That knowledge was provided by Gregor Mendel in 1865 when his studies of plants led him to develop the laws of genetics.

And because, by the laws of genetics, my daughter had to have inherited one of my C's, she, too, would see the benefit of my having nursed her.

Even in Westeros, however, the laws of genetics seem to apply in that the brother-sister mating has produced in Joffrey a cruel freak of nature.

"That is the law of genetics, according to Billy Finn".

The goal of formal reduction was to logically deduce the laws of classical genetics (or its improved successor, "modern transmission genetics" T2*) from the laws of molecular biology.

But what is sometimes referred to as "the laws of transmission genetics" or simply "Mendel´s laws" was part and parcel of a certain way of doing genetics.

In 1937, Jay L. Lush, an Iowa State agriculture professor, wrote "Animal Breeding Plans," a book that for the first time applied the laws of quantitative genetics to animal populations, proving that the rate at which an individual animal acquires body mass could be increased through selective breeding.

In a now classical paper, Kenneth Schaffner argued that molecular biology the Watson-Crick model of DNA in particular effected a reduction of the laws of (classical) genetics to physical and chemical laws (Schaffner 1969, 342).