Sentence examples for mix of genes from inspiring English sources

Cavalli-Sforza shows that the European population is the most genetically mixed-up on earth, being a mix of genes from Asia and Africa.

Each has persisted, its mix of genes slowly evolving, for thousands to millions of years.

Indeed, all diseases are caused by "a complex mix of genes and environmental factors".

H7N9 is avian, a mix of genes from domestic chickens and wild waterfowl.

Of course Thapar knows this and, when questioned, is keen to stress that it's not just genes but rather a complex mix of genes and environmental factors that cause ADHD.

Ronald D. Adelman, co-chief of geriatrics at Weill Medical College of Cornell University in Manhattan, whose mother recently won a golf tournament at 91, believes the answer is a mix of genes and factors like diet, exercise, social networks and ability to handle stress.

Lastly, published gene lists often contain a heterogeneous mix of gene identifiers; WormBase Converter can handle such lists and also displays any gene name for which an associated WB ID gene identifier cannot be found.

Osteoporosis is a complex trait involving multiple genes, strong environmental influences and, between individuals, a variable mix of gene-gene and gene-environment interactions.

Thus, differences in results may indicate that the results of Campbell et al. reflect a mix of gene expression changes due to emphysema and disease status.

Block O was a mix of gene markers from LGs A9 and A3, with the upper half showing gene collinearity with the LG A9 O LF) block, and the lower half with the LG A3 O(MF1) block.

"You almost always get a regression in the next generation in the mixing of genes," Dr. Sulloway says.