Sentences with phrase «genetic history»

Since there is no consideration given to temperament, disease or any sort of genetic history of the parent dogs, puppies can be born with any number of issues.

Some recent human adaptations with known genetic histories nicely illustrate this principle.

We understand the importance of providing a child with their family medical and genetic history information, as well as providing full disclosure information to families considering adoption of a foster child.

We can prove certain things about the past, for example, old climates, fossil dating, genetic history via genomes, etc..

Study have been made, pregnancy is not the only way or symptom to get stretch marks, because genetic history do play role with stretch mark appearing.

The answers is yes — studies of genetic history like this one are important because they help explain why blacks and whites often have different genetic risk factors for the same diseases.

Nor can you be aware from a shelter as you can from a long term dedicated breeder any health genetic history on any offered animal.

If you don't mind getting a puppy with unknown genetic history, go to your local shelter or rescue group.

Both theories reveal extensive research and historical documentation, and ongoing studies to unveil the pit bulls true genetic history continue to this day.

In the case of cattle and chickens, this is commonly achieved by crossing in an animal of similar size and traits, but with a very different genetic history.

Does your pet's breed or genetic history suggest that you watch out for specific health concerns?

Apr. 23, 2013 — Ancient DNA recovered from a series of skeletons in central Germany up to 7,500 years old has been used to reconstruct the first detailed genetic history of modern Europe.

«Mixed genes: Interactive world map of human genetic history reveals likely genetic impacts of historical events.»

But what about the gestational carrier's own genetic history?

The confidence that if genetic history is needed for their child's medical care that it would be available from the birth parent (s)

«If you want to study genetic history, you need to control for history,» Rogers said.

The emerging genetic history spans the globe from 430,000 years ago to today, representing both individuals and entire populations.

Because the savanna males are larger, they likely outcompete the forest males in the areas where the two groups of elephants overlap, effectively erasing their deeply divergent genetic history.

Castoe and his team used a similar genomic approach to understand gene flow in two closely related species of western rattlesnakes with an intertwined genetic history.

So much mating occurred over such a long time that «geneticists can no longer assume that living people across Europe are a precise reflection of European genetic history,» he says.

Parallel palaeogenomic transects reveal complex genetic history of early European farmers.

The animals» surprising genetic history could affect how they are protected under the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA), which does not have any provisions for protecting genetically mixed populations.

Now, a team has developed a method that could allow us to reconstruct a detailed, step - by - step genetic history of our species spanning tens of thousands of years.

HOT AND COLD Scientists reconstructed three billion years of genetic history for the adenylate kinase enzyme (shown here bound to another molecule) to see how ancient enzymes might have adapted to a cooler Earth.

This suggests a more diverse genetic history than previously thought between the Denisovans and modern humans.

Analyses of these and of freshly - excavated sediment samples recovered from archaeological sites where no human remains are found will shed light on these sites» former occupants and our joint genetic history.

A new study now offers a very broad look at African - American genetic history and shows how the DNA of present - day African Americans reflects their troubled history.

As for the commercial strains, which are often defined by their relationship to either C. indica or C. sativa, the authors only found a moderate association between the reported ancestry of the strain and its actual genetic history (like dogs, marijuana strains are often a mix between the two).

PULLMAN, Wash. — Using fish bred at Washington State University, an international team of researchers has mapped the genetic profile of the rainbow trout, a versatile salmonid whose relatively recent genetic history opens a window into how vertebrates evolve.

We are not one pure race, with everyone having the same genetic history, the same family origins; our ancestors came from all over the world, from places with different climates, different food sources and styles, and environmental atmospheres.

After having students gather in groups and assume the role of genetic counselors, Yonce presents teams with a (fictional) family that possesses various genetic histories.

As the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals website puts it, the pit bull's genetic history means it «may be easily encouraged to fight with other dogs.»

«Modern» breeds have been so mixed that their deep genetic history is obscured, but the Shiba — along with 12 other breeds, including the Basenji, Shar - pei, Saluki, Akita, Finnish Spitz, and Eurasier — has been recognized as one of 13 basal or root breeds, meaning that their DNA is less mixed.

It is important to know a Dalmatian's genetic history before adopting one.

By looking a the constantly shifting genetic history of dogs, researchers hope to identify disease - causing genes and use that information in formulating cures for humans and dogs alike.

We used ancient DNA and Bayesian techniques to reconstruct a detailed genetic history of bison throughout the late Pleistocene and Holocene epochs.

Also essential to the book's structure is Rebecca's exploration of different methods of scientific reasoning, and how each can be applied to her own genetic history to determine probable outcomes for her life.

The confidence that if genetic history is needed for their medical care that it would be available from the birth parent (s)

«Interactive map of human genetic history revealed.»

Genetic History of human populations of East African inferred from mtDNA and Y chromosome analyses.

For $ 99, they'd get information about their genetic history and possible disease proclivity.

Is a genetic history of ideas a sure road to hermeneutics, as a form of life - philosophy?

... no species, ours included, possesses a purpose beyond the imperatives created by its genetic history.

Skin color genes pursue a genetic history of their own, without reference to the path taken by genes that have charge of facial features and intellectual potentialities.

A clear understanding of the genetic history of mankind is important in coming to terms with the ultimate issue in race relations — namely, miscegenation.

This theory has been debunked by recent genetic studies such as Legacy: A Genetic History of the Jewish People.

«It has been said that adoption is more like a marriage than a birth: two (or more) individuals, each with their own unique mix of needs, patterns, and genetic history, coming together with love, hope, and commitment for a joint future.

I agree that people should be supported in the decision that's best for them — and if they feel their genetic history or personal situation preclude parenthood, no one should try to talk them out of it.

Anonymous donors are matched as closely as possible for the criteria specified by the intended parent (s) based on such criterion as ethnic background, physical traits, and genetic history.