Sentence examples for modifying the genome from inspiring English sources
We can with some confidence predict continuing advances in computer power, in IT, in techniques for sequencing and interpreting and modifying the genome.
We also describe strategies for modifying the genome to generate protein fusions to report on and modify protein behavior.
By modifying the genome of the Escherichia coli strain used to make the cell extract, we see significant stabilization of arginine, tryptophan and serine.
An increasing body of data suggests this is accomplished by modifying the genome both in the nature of the proteins bound to different sequences and in the spatial organization of those sequences relative to each other.
They began modifying the genome of a tiny bacterium called Mycoplasma genitalium, which contained four hundred and eighty-two genes (humans have about twenty-three thofsand) and five hundred and eigeneticousand letters of geneticodede, arranged on one circular chromosome — the smallest genome of any cell that has been grown in laboratory cultures.
They began modifying the genome of a tiny bacterium called Mycoplasma genitalium, which contained four hundred and eighty-two genes (humans have about twenty-three thofsand) and five hundred and eigeneticousand letters of geneticodede, arranged on one circular chromosome the smallest genome of any cell that has been grown in laboratory cultures.
DNA transposons offer an efficient nonviral method of permanently modifying the genomes of mammalian cells.
CRISPR has created a revolution in modifying the genomes of bacteria, plants and animals.
Modifying the genomes of many organisms is becoming as easy as manipulating DNA in test tubes, which is made possible by two recently developed techniques based on either the customizable DNA binding protein, TALEN, or the CRISPR/Cas9 system.
These results indicated that the sgRNA recruited Cas9 endonuclease to the appropriate target site and modified the genome with high efficiency.
As there are no living passenger pigeons, scientists would be required to extensively modify the genome of a closely related species.
