Sentence examples for using genetic technology from inspiring English sources

PAGE A4 Using DNA to Save a Species Scientists are using genetic technology for a new goal: matchmaking to aid the preservation of threatened species.

Brand had an interest in using genetic technology for conservation, and when Church said that he read and wrote DNA, Brand told me, "that got my attention". Reading DNA had been done before, but writing DNA was something new.

In the wake of the Australian incident, Keith Kloor has been helpfully sifting analysis of the fight against using genetic technology in the race to keep up with humanity's rapidly growing appetite.

The prize in all this is Ausubel's "great restoration". This rewilding of nature will see American bison roaming across new "buffalo commons" on the Great Plains, as well as wolves reconquering Europe, and — if Brand's hopes for using genetic technology to recreate the animals we drove to extinction come true — then a de-extinction, too.

Thus, stacking resistance genes using genetic technology is an attractive option to more quickly gain control of this disease and pest problem in walnuts.

Using genetic technologies, scientists are also trying to resurrect long-extinct species.

Researchers have used genetic technology to produce a number of genetically modified murine models to overcome the many deficiencies of larger animals, particularly to allow studies of potential therapies that require large numbers of subjects.

"We could destroy our brand if we used genetic technology," said Karsten Jennerjahn, who has a farm in Schrepkow, a small village 60 miles northwest of Berlin.

Before DNA was used as an appeals tool, Virginia was the first state in the nation to use genetic technology in creating a DNA identity bank to which state felons are required to provide blood samples.

A group led by futurist Stewart Brand is spearheading a movement to try to use genetic technology to revive extinct species, such as the woolly mammoth and the passenger pigeon.

Mark Johnson, Kathleen Gallagher, Gary Porter, Lou Saldivar and Alison Sherwood of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for their lucid examination of an epic effort to use genetic technology to save a four-year-old boy imperiled by a mysterious disease, told with words, graphics, videos and other images.