genetics造句
181 For multiple - marker analysis , Xu ( Genetics, 2003, 163:789 - 801 ) developed a Bayesian shrinkage estimation ( BSE ) method.
182 Another excellent source for guppy genetics information until recently has been Junichi Ito in Japan.
183 S . and M. A. degrees in Molecular Genetics from the University of California at Davis.
184 Pelham says that, as a recently tenured group leader, he learned yeast genetics through discussions with people in another research group.
185 Joseph R. Ecker, a professor in the Plant Biology Laboratory, is one of the nation's leading authorities on the molecular biology and genetics of plants.
186 Comparing an unmarried man with his married identical twin takes genetics out of the equation and makes it more likely that you're uncovering environmental effects.
187 It is concluded that there are interspecific comparability and variability between these two relatives concerning physiology, genetics and phylogenesis.
188 Human genetics have become electrical over the past 100 years of association with electrical gadgetry.
189 Recently a series of experiments have suggested that Mendelian genetics is not the whole story.
190 Conclusion: The genetics of the true pattern in human palmar hypothenar area may belong to autosomal dominant inheritance.
191 There are a ton of causes for gynecomastia including obesity, genetics and hormones.
192 Molecule genetics test shows the pathogen is Aeromonas hydrophila with Aer - toxin.
193 "It turns out we can very simply manipulate their genetics to produce fungi that induce up to a five-fold growth increase in this globally important food plant, " Sanders said.
194 Many experts had studied genetics aspects of the Upland Cotton, but the reports were less for the Sea Island Cotton at present.
195 The principled of medical ethical and genetics ethical universally suit the dermatoglyphics research.
196 Meanwhile, the paper evaluates the application perspectives of fish androgenesis on the genetics and breeding.
197 Conclusion There is not much correlation between pathological classification and molecular genetics of hydatidiform mole.
198 Ministers are awaiting the findings of the - Human Genetics Commission, a government advisory body.
199 The genetics expert told the parents the baby is very healthy and definitely not albino.
200 Recent advances in cardiac organogenesis and the genetics of human congenital heart disease will be presented in order to promote mechanistic connections in heart development and disease.
201 Alec Jeffreys, the genetics professor who invented DNA fingerprinting in 1984 and went on to help police crack the Pitchfork case, is justifiably proud of his discovery.
202 The special band of TN1 population maybe link with avirulence, it was quality character confirmed by genetics experiment and tested by X2-test, followed 3:1 segregation ratio.
203 In recent years, main methods of studying the plant functional genomics include expressed sequence tag, serial analysis of gene expression, DNA micro array, reverse genetics and so on.
204 This is the essential thesis of molecular genetics, sometimes called the central dogma.
205 The genetics of internode length conformed to the additional-dominant model, but the additional effect was more important.
206 "By examining the genetics, we have shown conclusively that the Italian sparrow is of mixed origin - it is a hybrid of the house sparrow and the Spanish sparrow, " Dr Saetre told BBC Nature.
207 Recently, the research of the pathogenesis of GCA progressed quickly with the rapid development of molecular genetics, cytobiology, and molecular immunology.
208 Students practice to apply the study of genetics to multicellular plants and fungi.
209 It is a plant of allogamy and its pollination relies on honey bee mainly, honey bee visiting was influenced by its genetics and environment.
210 The new eugenics is a mass and pragmatism and its model is medical - genetics.
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