Sentence examples for modification of animal from inspiring English sources

Xylanases have several industrial uses, particularly in baking, modification of animal feed and in pulp bleaching in the paper industry.

Generation of sheep iPSCs places sheep on the front lines of large animal preclinical trials and experiments involving modification of animal genomes.

The genetic modification of animals for medical research or drug development is seen as a necessary evil.

However, Katy Taylor, head of science at the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection, said: "The sharp rise in the genetic modification of animals is especially disturbing.

But despite the hubris and opportunism she so skillfully describes, Ms. Anthes still comes down in favor of genetic modification of animals.

Several achievements in genetic modification of animals have been translated into products for the agricultural and pharmaceutical industries.

Further studies are needed, but if pigs are confirmed to be the source, control and prevention of this emerging infection will probably depend more on modifications of animal husbandry and fecal waste disposal rather than on human sanitation.

To investigate whether selection imposed by visual predators influence evolutionary modifications of animal colour patterns we presented human 'predators' with images of grey, black and striped T. subulata pygmy grasshoppers on a computer screen against photographic samples of natural backgrounds representing unburnt, intermediate or completely burnt environments.

Fusion of customized TALEs with an endonuclease, Fok I, generates artificial enzymes that are targeted to specific DNA sites for cutting, allowing gene specific modification of both animal and plant genomes.

Methylation at the C-5 position of cytosine (C) has long been considered to be the only biologically functional epigenetic modification of the animal genomic DNA.

This indicates that these linkages have repeatedly become nonessential, suggesting modification of fundamental animal developmental programs, a potential case of relaxed-selective pressures.