... for wool and lamb is the goal of scientists who are matching the animals' physical traits to the genes that underpin their expression ...
... structures that recognize invading microorganisms. Those and other insights could underpin development of more effective and more sustainable ways of fighting ...
... ." Doctors and epidemiologists have long been puzzled about the genetic underpinnings to the fact that up to 10 percent of recipients fail ...
... has shed fresh light on the elusive genetic underpinnings of schizophrenia and shown that schizophrenia-causing genetic ...
... food webs point to deep principles underpinning the structure of ecological relationships, as shown by researchers ...
... as well, but Leggett was credited with the complete theoretical underpinning. A. A. Abrikosov, V. L. Ginzburg, and A. J ...
A growing band of researchers is trying to redefine how diseases are classified — by looking at their genetic underpinnings.
... highlights the immense opportunity to investigate the evolution and the underpinning genetic events of many lineage-specific adaptations ...
... how the expression of genes is regulated in order to understand the underpinnings of most human diseases, and these findings take us ...
... . The researchers hoped to shed light on the neurological underpinnings of moral decision-making, said co-principal ... light on the cognitivist/sentimentalist debate regarding the psychological underpinnings of distributive justice,” the authors wrote ...
... of radioisotopes), international security (by providing the technical underpinning to nuclear forensics specialists) and nuclear energy ...
... variants must be done to further illuminate the disease’s genetic underpinnings, according to Drs. Karayiorgou and Gogos ...
... . The scientists’ work sheds light on factors underpinning seamount biodiversity, suggesting ways to improve ...
... , these emotions are all bound up in public concerns about social change and the health of the norms and values that underpin our society ...
... to be done in order to provide a stronger 'theoretical underpinning' for future observational work. Ultimately this means ...
