In many cases, unique genetic insertions called transposons in the Williams-Beuren syndrome critical region were strongly associated with the tendency to seek out humans for physical contact, assistance and information.
Although common in many species, melanism in dogs follows a unique genetic pathway, said Dr. Gregory S. Barsh, a professor of genetics and pediatrics at the Stanford University School of Medicine and the senior author of the paper.
Because they have been reproducing in isolation for 15,000-20,000 years, many of their populations have developed unique genetic traits and have evolved into new species.
Myeloid neoplasms and acute leukemias encompass many clinically independent entities, some with unique genetic features and optimized treatment approaches.
Myeloid neoplasms and acute leukemia encompass many different clinical and pathological entities, some with unique genetic features and reflection on risk-stratification and appropriate therapy strategies.
"Like any other minority that has lived in a closed population, where the number of intermarriages are not that many, throughout the years [Armenians] have developed this unique genetic makeup," she said.
To the Editor: Because each of us has a unique genetic code, we will inevitably differ in many ways.
The model favors endometriosis as an outgrowth of primary cells different in their origin, canalization of pathological processes, manifestation diversity provoked by unique genetic background and epigenetic influences, which result in many different clinical forms of the disease.
K. radiotolerans may have a unique genetic toolbox for radiation protection as it lacks many of the genes known to confer radiation resistance in D. radiodurans.
Attributed to different eras and production areas, many unique types of tea have been expanded in the island, and accordingly, various genetic resources including introduced varieties, landraces, bred varieties and wild species were adopted.
