"There are suggestions that the methods could be used to correct genetic defects, to provide disease resistance, or even to introduce novel traits that are not found in humans," said Niakan.
These authors recognized that students frequently think that organisms develop novel traits because of "need".
Chevrolet apparently has started advertising the Chevy Volt but you won't see anything about batteries, expected range, the price or any of the Volt's novel traits — only silence.
Rather, they emerge as novel traits that are not yet entrenched within a species or highly conserved.
Lower genomic reliabilities of novel traits could reduce the overall index reliability.
Genetic maps, physical maps and EST analyses are all needed for hundreds or thousands of plant species to identify shared and novel traits.
Determination of the possible exposure pathways requires a solid characterization of the GM plant and the expressed novel traits and accompanying management systems.
Co-option of existing components provides a different perspective compared to traditional gradual models that imply anonymous variation leading to the origin of novel traits like a lens.
These represent a combination of novel traits, which are of great interest in the context of modern winemaking.
For example, the relative potential roles of selection and self-organization in the emergence of novel traits in evolutionary time might be evaluated by A-Life research.
He has jetted off to western China, the former Soviet Union, Afghanistan, and Iran in search of novel traits in nomadic populations.
