Примери за използване на Genetic variability на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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HCV exhibits considerable genetic variability.
Without genetic variability, all living things should(by heredity) be equal to the first.
Which means they lack any genetic variability by which some individuals may be lucky enough to ward off a pathogen.
Asexual reproduction drastically reduces genetic variability.
But they have low genetic variability in the population.
Conservation function- they contribute to preservation of landscapes, ecosystems,species and genetic variability;
Before 2006, we had no idea of the genetic variability of basking sharks.
By intensively breeding one type of animal,we risk producing'monocultures' with little genetic variability.
This variability is apparently due to genetic variability in the production of the associated enzymes CYP3A4, CYP2B6 and CYP2D6.
Enclosed sturgeon populations can experience the negative effects of inbreeding and loss of genetic variability.
Because of genetic variability in alcohol metabolism, they predicted that the effects of wine would vary according to ADH1B genotype.
In this case,compatible“means that the pair share as little DNA as possible in order to maintain genetic variability within the zoo population.”.
Until now, most studies that aimed to decode the genetic variability, or heterogeneity, of cancers focused mainly on primary tumors.
Since the dawn of time, several billion human(or humanlike)beings have lived, each contributing a little genetic variability to the total human stock.
A recent example of a link between genetic variability and allergic disorders concerns filaggrin, a protein that maintains skin and mucosal barrier function.
Genetically identical animals are useful in research because confounding factors caused by genetic variability in non-cloned animals can….
When the original kind(LS dogs)mated, their genetic variability could be seen in their offspring in three ways- LL for long fur, LS for medium fur, and SS for short fur.
Mayr calls this'genetic homeostasis'- the barrier beyond which selective breeding will not pass because of the onset of sterility or exhaustion of genetic variability.
Also the phenotypic selection is an important step in breeding programs, and genetic variability increases the chances of obtaining variance in progenies.
Palmer notes,“People have tremendous genetic variability in body type and metabolism, making it very difficult for many people to achieve the magazines' portrayal of what they consider beauty.”.
Precision medicine is an approach that identifies a treatment strategy based on knowledge of individual genetic variability, environmental and lifestyle factors.
The large dependency on this single crop, and the lack of genetic variability among the potato plants in Ireland, are two of the reasons why the emergence of Phytophthora infestans has such devastating effects in Ireland and less severe effects elsewhere in Europe.
Collected blood samples from the LUME-Lung 1 and LUME-Lung 2 studies will be assessed for germline genetic variability in angiogenic factors, including VEGF or its downstream receptors.
The widespread dependency on this single crop, and the lack of genetic variability among the potato plants in Ireland and Europe(a monoculture), were two of the reasons why the emergence of Phytophthora infestans had such devastating effects in Ireland and in similar areas of Europe.
Controversial efficacy of influenza vaccines, the inability to produce vaccines against AIDS andcancer associated with both the genetic variability of pathogens and genetically unstable cells of the patient(heterogeneity).
And genetic data let the team“estimate the minimum number of reproductive females available to the population during the bottleneck,” when the population's numbers were at their lowest and genetic variability was reduced, Zerbini says.
The diminished and fragmented western Saker population consequently has reduced genetic variability compared with larger, unfragmented Saker populations in the eastern part of the distribution range in Asia.
He was influenced by his exposure in the 1920s to the work of Sergei Chetverikov,who had looked at the role of recessive genes in maintaining a reservoir of genetic variability in a population before his work was shut down by the rise of Lysenkoism in the Soviet Union.
The quinoa DNA sequence information is extremely valuable for identifying key genes controlling important agronomic traits and for identifying genetic variability among the cultivars,” said Dr Sven-Erik Jacobsen from the University of Copenhagen.