Sentence examples for through multiple generations from inspiring English sources

The current substrain (C57BL/6 Kuo) originates from C57BL/6 J mice and was generated through multiple generations of inbreeding.

F1 TgPTTG males from a single line (founder #71309) were crossbred with WT females through multiple generations to create F2-F4 to generate a sufficient number of TgPTTG mice.

It is clear that at least some epigenetic modifications are heritable, passed from parents to offspring in a phenomenon that is generally referred to as epigenetic inheritance, or passed down through multiple generations via transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.

"I have been through multiple generations of the internet.

It said it demonstrated, for instance, that the inserted gene did not change through multiple generations and that the genetic engineering did not harm the animals.

Identification of a GEFS+ family requires diagnosis through multiple generations of febrile seizures that persist beyond six years of age.

Social learning involves, for them, inferential processes: Ladinos, for instance, generalize from Itza' behaviors by relying on Ladino's own taxonomic and ecological knowledge (although a deeper learning is expected through contact lasting for multiple generations, p. 219).

Music has led multiple generations through the doors of perception, and it didn't just lead you up to them and drop you off, it led people through those doors, and kept them open for people like me.

In serial passage experiments, a pathogen is passed for multiple generations through the same host species or genotype.

Studies using C. elegans strains carrying mutations in histone H3K4 demethylases indicate that this modification can be stably inherited for multiple generations through the germline.

Alternatively, populations can respond to environmental change either within the lifetimes of individuals through plasticity (i.e. phenotypic changes that do not depend on immediate heritable genetic change) or over multiple generations through evolutionary adaptation.