zebra fish การใช้

• The reasoning behind her decision to take up zebra fish was compelling.
• It specializes in the study of marine genetics, mainly Zebra fish.
• The kdr gene in zebra fish encodes for the vascular endothelial growth factor-2 receptor.
• You may want to contact the firm to date the specific calendar containg the zebra fish.
• See laboratory mice, zebra fish, Xenopus, talk ) 21 : 03, 1 February 2009 ( UTC)
• Chickens have 9, while zebra fish have none.
• Singapore scientists gave the naturally black-and-silver zebra fish a fluorescent red glow by inserting a sea anemone gene.
• This allows e . g . to observe the beating heart of a zebra fish embryo in real-time.
• The machine also can be adjusted to test other small, simple organisms such as fruit flies and zebra fish.
• The zebra fish uses a heart to pump its blood, nerves to sense its environment, and eyes to see.
• Alan Blake acknowledged not much has changed since state officials blocked sales of the glowing zebra fish in December.
• While the implanted gene is passed on to the zebra fish's offspring, consuming the fish won't produce a glow.
• Zebra fish seemed like a perfect new " model organism " for prizing apart the details of vertebrate growth.
• In other tests, the researchers treated 3 / 4-inch long Zebra fish with peat or extract and left others untreated.
• The design is basically the same, and note that the webpage mentions " zebra fish " as one month's entry.
• Though millions of natural zebra fish have sold in the United States, Blake said no wild population has ever survived.
• The key to the treatment is the " hedgehog " gene, which controls cell growth in humans _ and zebra fish.
• As senior scientist for a biotechnology firm, Shih and his experiments on zebra fish offer clues about how human tissues grow.
• Citing ethical concerns, state regulators refused to allow sales of the first bio-engineered household pet, a zebra fish that glows fluorescent.
• Unlike, for instance, bio-engineered salmon, zebra fish are not intended as food, so the FDA says it has no power to regulate.