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Перевод: genetics

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генетика

Тезаурус:

1. I find it hard to believe that so fundamental a process is not governed by principles just as elegant and universal as those uncovered in relation to molecular genetics.
2. Admittedly, nobody has actually studied the genetics of caddis houses.
3. In particular, mammalian chromosomes are infested with large families of highly repetitive DNA of no known function (New Scientist , vol 96, p 664) that, according to the tenets of selfish genetics, may contribute to nothing but its own propagation.
4. Unlike those pieces of biochemistry, genetics and microbiology which other biologists have totally ignored, these reports must represent work of real value.
5. Eugenics, Human Genetics and Human Failings: The Eugenic Society, its Sources and Critics in Britain by Pauline M. H. Mazumdar Routledge, 40 THANKS to Hitler, schemes for purifying the race by selective breeding are now associated with "ultra-right" politics.
6. At Edinburgh's Institute for Animal Physiology and Genetics, human genes were introduced into mice and sheep which then produced valuable human proteins, including easily retrievable blood-clotting agents and insulin.
7. For this biotechnology project - one of the minority that may truly benefit poorer countries - one of the collaborators, the Agricultural Genetics Company (AGC) of Cambridge, has agreed to waive its patent rights to the cowpea gene for use in sweet potatoes.
8. "The greatest damage to Israel," says Meir Amit, a former head of the intelligence agency, "is that rather than being known as producers in agriculture, in genetics, or in medicine, our trademark is the security business."
9. About four years after completing my work with lead poisoning I became a lecturer in medical genetics, working part-time as by then I had two young children.
10. How long you can grow your hair varies - it is probably influenced by genetics.
11. But you don't have to study genetics to be sure that there are, or at least once were, genes influencing differences between caddis houses.
12. The Derbyshire farmers saw the increase coming through genetics with, for example, the use of high yielding dairy bulls.
13. Much current research in quantum physics, immunology and genetics seems to come together in the ultimate basis of homoeopathy and helps to throw light on what has until recently been an inexplicable mystery.