Physiological/genetics
Characterization on Specific Characteristics of Sericin Silkworm, and Physiological Genetics Analysis
... the physiological of silkworm, production of natural product and research, and the expression of transgenic ...physiology, genetics and molecular ...
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Systems genetics identifies a macrophage cholesterol network associated with physiological wound healing
... that physiological wound healing is indeed heritable ...for physiological wound healing was conducted in a commercially available outbred population, which allowed single-gene-resolution mapping and ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF MELANOTIC TUMORS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER. I. THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT BALANCE ON TUMOR PENETRANCE IN THE tuK STRAIN
... Table 3 shows that in addition to cholesterol deficiency, low biotin causes a rise in the proportion with tumors, and three new effective deficiencies show up: thiamine, pyri[r] ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF MELANOTIC TUMORS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER. VI. THE TUMORIGENIC EFFECTS OF JUVENILE HORMONE-LIKE SUBSTANCES
... tumorigenic treatments, and it is indeed possible to exceed it by the use either of low temperature, or by replacing dietary cholesterol with dihydrocholesterol (shown to be [r] ...
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ENZYMATIC STUDIES OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF GUINEA PIG COAT COLORATION. I. OXYGEN CONSUMPTION STUDIES
... As for the dopa reaction of the basal epidermal melanocytes the dark-yellow prob- lem vanishes, since these cells appear to contain only eumelanin, even when the coat col[r] ...
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A STUDY OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF COAT COLOR IN THE MOUSE BY MEANS OF THE DOPA REACTION IN FROZEN SECTIONS OF SKIN
... Such a relationship should produce two results as far as the physiological genetic work is con- cerned: (1) since presumably more oxidizing enzyme is present in y[r] ...
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Studies in the physiological genetics of flowering in Pisum
... grouped into three distinct classes; i ED early developing plants initiate and develop flowers at a low node ii L late plants initiate and develop flowers at a high node and in El early [r] ...
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Physiological genetics of transport systems for amino acids in Neurospora crassa
... Page II 82 "" e sults c hlp-2 and other hlp mutants a b Introduction 85 86 esults Physiological defects of the hlp-1 Chapter IV and hlo-2 mutants Histidine uptake via the aromatic amino [r] ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF MELANOTIC TUMORS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER. IV. GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS OF tu-bw WITH DIFFERENT THIRD CHROMOSOME BACKGROUNDS
... Reducing the dietary concentrations of the three remaining vitamins (ribo- flavin, niacin and pantothenic acid-Table 3 ) to fractions of the amounts neces- sary for normal[r] ...
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BIOMETRICAL GENETICS WITH ONE OR TWO LOCI: THE INHERITANCE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERS IN MICE
... Maximum likelihood methods have been used to compare the fit of twenty different genetic models to experimental data on fourteen characters, each measured on two parent[r] ...
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SHORT COMMUNICATION GAS EXCHANGE CHARACTERISTICS IN CASUARINA CLONES
... Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore revealed considerable variation with respect to physiological parameters including water use efficiency in 33 casuarina ...favourable physiological ...
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Glucokinase as pancreatic beta cell glucose sensor and diabetes gene
... Introduction This article is an account of research in physiological chemistry, molecular biology, and human genetics that developed the concept that glucokinase GK' of the insulin-secre[r] ...
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Investigation of the Genetics and Biochemistry of Roseobacticide Production in the Roseobacter Clade Bacterium Phaeobacter inhibens
... several physiological pathways, including primary metabolism, DNA repair, substrate/product transport, phage-related genes, transcriptional regulators, sulfur insertion genes, the paa gene cluster (involved in ...
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Engaging teenagers with genetics and genomics through a school based competition: Pilot evaluation
... However, only 20 pupils were able to attend the final half day workshop, owing to a mixture of exams and other school events and as a result, only 20 final evaluation questionnaires were received for analysis. As ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5763156.pdf
... Clinical biochemical genetics is a medical specialty devoted to diagnosing and treating inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs). IEMs encompass a heterogeneous group of genetic conditions including disorders of amino ...
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The State of Federal Research Funding in Genetics as Reflected by Members of the Genetics Society of America
... The modular R01 grant from the NIH was set at $250,000 per year, not including overhead, in 1999 (http://grants.nih. gov/grants/guide/notice-files/not98-178.html). Across-the- board funding cuts have often reduced this to ...
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Adolescent Peer Choice and Cigarette Smoking: Evidence of Active Gene–Environment Correlation?
... while genetics may be more important in the transition from initiation to regular smoking and depen- ...the genetics and environmental factors influencing each of these phenotypes are related, but the ...
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Recombination: Rate, Fidelity, and Putative Hot Spots
... Dougherty1* Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, New Jersey 088541; Graduate Program in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics,[r] ...
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Familial intragenic duplication of ANKRD11 underlying three patients of KBG syndrome
... Medical Genetics, contract researcher at the Medical Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics Lab, Istituto Auxologico Italiano, Milano, Italy; DR: biotechnologist, specialist in Medical Genetics, ...
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Mammalian Developmental Genetics in the Twentieth Century
... Mary Lyon, R. A. Fisher’s last Ph.D. student, was both an “at the bench” researcher and an inspired theoretical geneticist. Working at the Medical Research Council Harwell in Great Britain with colleagues such as Charles ...
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