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Meanings of genes in English
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Usage of genes in English
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In future, having detailed information about particular genes may allow DNA editing.
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Of course environment played a part but genes must surely be involved.
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The question is slap-your-forehead simple: How do genes respond to seasonal changes?
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A list of candidate genes included several major classes of resistance gene.
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However, proper data normalization with suitable reference genes is an absolute requirement.
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Clearly, the common genes suggest that the viruses share a common ancestor.
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Companies have asked for patents on tens of thousands of human genes.
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Testing by all possible models increased the number of genes to 18.
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The possible relationship between genes underlying specific and partial resistance is discussed.
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However, it is unknown whether rs2373115 affects the regulation of nearby genes.
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Conversely, both plants and animals also contain unique ALDH genes and families.
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Our results suggest a good coverage of genes involved in these traits.
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They must, therefore, call upon genes already present in the target cell.
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In both genes different regulatory modules control early and late embryonic expression.
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Several risk factors for dementia are non-modifiable, such as genes and age.
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However, there was no independent association in MS patients with these genes.
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