It has another suite of genes for exchanging nutrients with its host.
PAL-1 then acts in the descendants of these cells to regulate a large suite of genes that organize the development of the posterior body and tail.
Nestled underground in the roots of its oak tree host, the truffle fungus has a suite of genes for detecting light.
Their data raise the possibility of multiple origins of animal nerve cords, and suggest that a suite of genes that pattern the dorsal ventral axis has been repeatedly co-opted into nervous-system development.
He is the genetic engineer, pasting together the necessary suite of genes; the sharpshooter pulling the trigger of the gene gun to insert them into the plant; and a horticulturist tending hundreds of tiny plantlets.
We further show that the MP and PLA2 haplotypes of neurotoxic C. helleri appear to have been acquired through hybridization with C. scutulatus a rare example of the horizontal transfer of a potentially highly adaptive suite of genes.
The Liver X Receptors (LXRs) are oxysterol-activated transcription factors that upregulate a suite of genes that together promote coordinated mobilization of excess cholesterol from cells and from the body.
Instead, an entire developmental pathway involving a suite of genes had been recruited to specify where eyespots would appear.
The organism has a huge suite of genes for receptor and signaling proteins, far more than in most similar organisms.
The discovery sets the stage for splicing the full suite of genes needed to produce these drugs into yeast, which could then produce safer and cheaper versions.
The team, led by geneticist Richard Lifton of Yale Medical School, had previously linked a suite of genes to blood pressure abnormalities.
