Sentences with phrase «all about gene»

«The product is just phenomenally innovative, and we've been talking about gene therapy for over 20 years.

BOSTON, April 20 (Reuters)- Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Friday that Dicerna Pharmaceuticals Inc will pay it $ 25 million in cash and stock to resolve a lawsuit claiming it stole trade secrets about gene - silencing technology used to develop drug treatments.

We know a lot of what we know about gene mutation and our similarities with other animals precisely because we have been working within this paradigm for which there is a ton of evidence.

If you're talking about gene duplication, it drops to about 95 %.

We discovered the truth about genes, and so we developed the ability «to create novel organisms expressing domesticated characteristics built to satisfy human needs and the newly emerging desires.»

Do think these folks had a clue about gene expression?

Industry professionals share the same sentiments about Gene Biggi.

I got ta tell you - totally understand about the genes.

And wow about our genes remembering sugar hits!

Well, nothing can be done about the genes, and one has to grant that Ernie and Colleen got very, very lucky on that score when they fell in love.

It's not about genes, although they may play some part in it.

Body Language Reveals «Empathy Gene» An empathetic nod or smile may say something about your genes as well as your heart.

An empathetic nod or smile may say something about your genes as well as your heart.

The Pew Research Center in Washington, D.C., conducted one of the earlier surveys that revealed hesitancy, finding that 68 % of the respondents were «very» or «somewhat» worried about gene editing.

Future genetic studies of bone can use this measure to learn about genes that are important to skeletal health.»

But what about your genes?

«Many claims have been made about gene enrichment on the X, and most look quite soft to me,» he says.

Zimmer: We do hardly know anything about genes that have to do with intelligence and what -LSB-'s] surprising is that this ignorance is taking place even when we have really sophisticated tools.

Kuiken worries that this could sow suspicions about gene drives in parts of the world that view the US military in a less - than - favourable light, including countries that stand to benefit from the elimination of disease carriers such as mosquitoes.

Disabled people have different experiences and will hold a range of opinions about gene editing, so must have a say in any policies, she says.

Manton also noted Schrödinger's use of the term code - script, but she took it to mean «the sum of hereditary material» rather than a particular hypothesis about gene structure and function.

These discoveries build upon previous findings about genes linked to Alzheimer's, such as the APOE - 4 gene, which is a powerful marker for late - onset Alzheimer's disease; about 40 percent of those diagnosed have this DNA variant.

I left the hotel feeling pretty good about my genes for the most part.

The more doctors know about your genes, the better able they are to prevent, treat or cure illnesses.

«When you think about genes with a conserved function you think everything that gene does must be the same in all animals.

«Without them, we would never know about the gene mutation,» she said.

However, when specifically asked about a variety of possible incidental findings, only 57 % wanted to know if they were found to have a gene variant that would cause an unpreventable and serious illness, and only 47 % wanted to know about a gene variant of uncertain significance.

Researchers indeed now know fine details about the genes, receptors, and cell - to - cell communications that drive these processes.

This will allow to understand more about genes we currently know very little about, and open up new avenues for research into the genetics of human disease.

«We will learn an awful lot about the genes that regulate the early stages of life, and also about cancer,» says Edwards.

The amount of variation within any human population, however, almost overwhelms those average differences: Just about any gene variant found among the Lapps or the Malays will eventually be found in Nigerians as well.

Not much is known about the genes and cellular pathways that trigger GNRH release.

Stephen Proulx, a zoologist at the University of Toronto, has developed an evolutionary model that makes this behavior easier to understand: It's not just about money, but it's not just about genes either.

Domestic animals from cows to dogs have undergone similar transformations, yet scientists know relatively little about the genes involved.

A big concern about gene patents is that they hinder genetic research — once one company has patented a gene, other researchers may fear infringing on that patent by conduct further research on it, the argument goes.

«Not only will knowledge about this gene enable us to detect the early signs of pests evolving resistance to the current engineered plants,» co-author Fred Gould of North Carolina State University notes, «it may also allow us to modify the plants so they will be defended against the new pest strains.»

Australian researchers have made a critical discovery about a gene involved in muscular dystrophy that could lead to future therapies for the currently untreatable disease.

Australian researchers have made a critical discovery about a gene involved in muscular dystrophy that could lead to future therapies for the untreatable disease.

In fact, one of the most common outcomes, now appreciated about gene duplication, is a little bit disappointing, which is really just the old job gets done by two genes, so they really just share the old job; its like, now you -LSB-'ve] got two lazy workers instead of one really efficient one.

Learning more about the genes and biological processes may guide the development of weight - loss therapies, and help doctors tailor the health advice they give to patients.

These differences begin to unfold in the earliest phase of fetal development, but researchers know little about the genes that direct this transformation and the molecules they encode.

«Despite the fact that Alzheimer's disease is more common in African Americans than Caucasians, we understand less about the genes that influence risk of Alzheimer's in African Americans.

But the image, by Fernan Federici and Lionel Dupuy of the University of Cambridge, is not just a pretty picture — it contains information about gene expression in the stem of genetically modified thale cress, or Arabidopsis thaliana.

But what about the genes behind the immune system?

ENCODE's results are changing how scientists think about genes.

Researchers led by Baylor College of Medicine have developed a new computational method to study the function of disease - causing genes, starting with an important new discovery about a gene associated with malaria — one of the biggest global health burdens.

Knowledge about gene mutations can be used to develop treatments.

«When scientists talk about genes «for» this or that molecule, trait, or disease, they are being fanciful,» argues Hubbard.

Dillman explained that his research team also learned more about gene regulation and the evolution of genomes in general as it compared the five sequences with other nematodes.

That's a rather different way of thinking about genes — and evolution.