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• The unique genetic identity of the zygote is also challenged.
• The genetic identities of the cases in other states have not yet been analyzed.
• The works tackle such themes as genetic identity, species boundaries, biotechnology, evolution and racism.
• Aside from diluting the genetic identity of wild fish, hatchery fish can compete for food and spread disease.
• In the house mouse, the major MUP gene cluster provides a highly polymorphic scent signal of genetic identity.
• QC genotype protocol uses 50-100 SNPs to determine non homogeneity within a sample and establish genetic identity.
• He believes that the fetus is a unique human life with a distinct genetic identity and not a mere clump of cells.
• Like detectives developing a profile of a killer, researchers have tracked down new clues to the genetic identity of prostate cancer.
• Humans and simians share the vast majority of their DNA, with chimpanzees sharing between 97-99 % genetic identity with humans.
• Our genes play a key part in making us who we are, but how can science help us understand our genetic identity?
• It came out in the newspapers because I had to go to the police to have the twins fingerprinted to check for genetic identity.
• The patent technically violates EU guidelines that take effect July 31 banning " processes that would change the genetic identity of human organisms ."
• As to the challenge of the unique genetic identity, it's worded in a clunky fashion, which is part of the problem.
• Researchers welcome the respite to consider how and where SARS might strike next, and laboratories rush to patent SARS'genetic identity for future profit.
• Then they head back to the laboratory to begin the long and tedious process of determining the genetic origins of each seed and the genetic identities of its parents.
• To accomplish this, he buys a genetic identity from a Valid _ Jude Law's Eugene _ in a wheelchair since his legs were crushed in an auto accident.
• In the house mouse, the major urinary protein ( MUP ) gene cluster provides a highly polymorphic scent signal of genetic identity that appears to underlie kin recognition and inbreeding avoidance.
• Ultimately, the DNA testing done by the genomics industry will make possible a day when an individual could carry his or her genetic identity around on a computer chip or a card.
• Therefore, not only is DNA often equated, in religious circles, with one's genetic identity, but also with one's singular, " God-given " identity.
• It also noted that processes that offend against human dignity, such as cloning humans, modifying the genetic identity of humans or using human embryos for industrial or commercial purposes, are explicitly prohibited.