Examples of using Abnormal gene in English and their translations into German
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And that is, there is an abnormal gene, a mutation in the gene that causes this abnormal cross wiring.
Apart from surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy in cancer treatment, oncogene research results are positive in theirefforts to find drugs that"turn off" the abnormal genes, ending cancer growth.
About 1 in 25 people carry this abnormal gene, and the carriers do not have CF or its symptoms, adds the organization.
After discovering the abnormal gene, there are a variety of blood tests that can be conducted including using a microscope to look for misshaped cells, performing oxygen level tests, and looking for bilirubin(yellow pigment from the liver) or creatinine indicator of how the kidneys are functioning.
The fusion of the BCR and ABL genes produces an abnormal gene with increased and not tightly controlled tyrosine kinase activity.
There are no abnormal genes present, and, therefore, there is no chance of transmitting a non-genetic hearing loss to future generations.
While it is possible to do this for diseases where the diagnosis is relatively unambiguous andthere is only a single abnormal gene associated with the condition(Huntington's disease is a good example), this is a far cry from saying that a specific gene causes you to be criminal or alcoholic.
In other words, children with this abnormal gene would be no more likely to be violent than anybody else and, in fact, they actually had a lower rate of violence than people with normal genes as long as they weren't abused as children.
Individuals with the disease inherit an abnormal gene for the enzyme glucuronosyltransferase, which helps to breakdown bilirubin in the liver.
When both parents pass along this abnormal gene, there's a 25-percent chance the child will have CF and a 50-percent chance the child will become a carrier.
What they found was that they could identify a genetic mutation, an abnormal gene which did have some relation to the predisposition to commit violence but only if the individual had also been subjected to severe child abuse.