Sentences with phrase «genetic origins»

A new study of the genetic origins of dyslexia and other learning disabilities could allow for earlier diagnoses and more successful interventions, according to researchers at Yale School of Medicine.

If we focus more time and resources on supporting research into the diagnosis, treatment and genetic origins of cancers, especially hemangiosarcoma and lymphoma, more dogs like Blue may be saved from a terrible death.

In this report we reexamine the genetic origins of the Brahuis, and compare them with diverse populations from India, including several Dravidian - speaking groups, and present a genetic perspective on ethnolinguistic groups in present - day Pakistan.

Performing genetic studies in multiple human populations can identify disease risk alleles that are common in one population but rare in others, with the potential to illuminate pathophysiology, health disparities, and the population genetic origins of disease alleles.

This thinking has resulted in an entire catalogue of hundreds of research studies that has shed light on the genetic origins of diseases such as type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease, Crohn's disease, and prostate cancer, while helping fuel the rise of personalized medicine.

More than 80 % of them are of genetic origins.

Those who advocate the idea that human language has genetic origins will take heart at a new discovery: University of Oxford researchers have pinpointed a genetic mutation that seems to be responsible for a rare speech and language disorder.

Disclosure: Muotri is a co-founder and has equity interest in TISMOO, a company dedicated to genetic analysis focusing on therapeutic applications customized for autism spectrum disorder and other neurological disorders with genetic origins.

The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) has uncovered possible genetic origins of breast cancer that spreads to the brain, according to a first - of - its - kind study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE.

They know the closest relatives of the novel H1N1 virus intimately, and their studies are offering critical clues to its genetic origins as well as sobering insights about how it may evolve.

Coffee beans (shown) are home to yeasts with a variety of genetic origins, but most closely related to other yeasts in their region.

Further analysis of these mutant mice indicated the genetic origins of HLHS likely involve many interacting genes.

The team's findings eventually may help to pinpoint exactly where complex - disease traits reside, since the genetic origins of many diseases reside outside of the coding region of the genome.

The new insights will help scientists better understand the genetic origins of tumor metastases, and lead to more effective targets for treatment, said the researchers.

Understanding their genetic origins could give an indication about the history of international maritime trade.

In 2003 alone, Cooper reported on subjects ranging from dodoes to the genetic origins of Andaman Islanders, to what kind of bacteria NASA ought to look for on Mars.

Yet decoding the genetic origins of today's horses has proved remarkably difficult.

In a process called cellular reprogramming, researchers at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have taken mature blood cells from patients with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) and reprogrammed them back into iPSCs to study the genetic origins of this rare blood cancer.

«Genetic origins of myelodysplastic syndrome discovered using stem cells.»

The project has advanced understanding of the genetic origins of childhood cancers and helped to build a foundation for the next generation of cancer diagnostic and treatment tools.

This study showed the two subtypes have different genetic origins and involve a dramatically different number of chromosomal rearrangements, mutations and other gene variations.

Although we had no doubts about our kid's genetic origins, we still spent hours trying to figure out whose nose, whose eyes, whose mouth, whose hairline, and, yes, even whose septum he has.

I applaud the estimated 800 clinicians, scientists and companies working on ALS — quietly, bravely laboring away, treating patients and testing and developing drugs to halt ALS's suspected genetic origins.

Minoryx is a clinical stage biotech company leading the development of new therapies for X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy (X-ALD) and other inborn errors of metabolism, a group of rare diseases of genetic origin with a high unmet medical need.

Science would trace back the genetic origin of the hemp and leather and tell you exactly where those materials came from, how old they are, and the merits of its current nutritional content and the wisdom of eating it or not.

There is more evidence now available that there is a genetic origin that can not be discounted.

«These particles, microRNA based SNAs, could also potentially be used for gene silencing in other cancers and diseases of genetic origin.»

These findings verify a shared genetic origin.

1:20 pm — 3 pm Pacific time, 4:20 PM EST: 2016 Breakthrough Prize Symposium, Life Sciences: Genetic Origin and Manipulation of Disease

With Elda Sanchez, a collaborator at the National Natural Toxins Research Center and chemistry department at Texas A&M University - Kingsville, and colleagues at HHMI, UW - Madison postdoctoral researchers Noah Dowell and Matt Giorgianni got to work tracing the genetic origin and evolution of rattlesnake toxins.

High - tech genetic methods and skilled techniques reveal genetic origin to the east, not the south

Given its genetic origin as a commensal soil organism, it is equipped with an extensive and varied set of adapted mechanisms to cope with and modulate host - cell environments.

Its mission is to find a cure for these seriously disabling — and currently incurable - diseases, most of which have a genetic origin, and also help people affected by them.

By analyzing the genetic origin of a modest spot on a fruit fly wing, Howard Hughes Medical Institute researchers have discovered a molecular mechanism that explains, in part, how new patterns can...

The specific vocation of I - Stem is to explore all the therapeutic potential of human pluripotent stem cells for applications in patients affected by rare diseases of genetic origin.

The population has proved valuable to geneticists due to its frequency of consanguinity (inter-family relationships) leading to previous studies suggesting severe obesity in the community has a genetic origin in up to 30 percent of cases.

Epilepsy, and the seizures that accompany it, can have a genetic origin or may occur following a brain injury or stroke.

In his view, new characteristics are generated and passed on via epigenetics, subject to the same mechanisms of evolution as those with a purely genetic origin.

I also feel that genetic origin also is a factor (i.e. are you Asian, Hispanic, Northern European, American Indian, or some combination of genetics etc.) It seems to me that the basis of what you are saying is good, but how do the results vary based on age & sex and genetic origin?

The diverse genetic origin of the domestic dog has likely involved multiple gray wolf populations from breed inception that were even at later times backcrossed with wolves throughout history.

The breed is susceptible to three diseases thought to have genetic origin — protein - losing nephropathy, protein - losing enteropathy, and renal dysplasia.

These are dogs that are predisposed to a variety of joint cartilage disorders of genetic origin.

Researchers are working hard to identify the genetic origin of canine diseases so they can be excised from breeding programs by responsible breeders.

Cataracts can be congenital (born with it), age - related; of genetic origin (the most common cause); caused by trauma; by dietary deficiency (some kitten milk replacement formulas have been implicated); by electric shock; or by toxin.

In the UK, the government and the BVA have chosen to focus on the health and welfare problems of a genetic origin, primarily in pedigree dogs.

All these conditions have a strong genetic origin, as demonstrated by the high incidence of ununited anconeal process in German shepherds and the greater occurrence of osteochondrosis dissecans and fragmentation of the coronoid process in Labrador retrievers, Golden retrievers and Newfoundlands.

The buyer is in a very poor position to «prove» genetic origin.

Dogs are more than man's best friend; they help us understanding better the genetic origin of diseases such as cancer, epilepsy, cardiovascular troubles or diabetes.

In many cases it has a genetic origin, although it is not unusual that trauma can play a role in its development.

Since it is thought to be of genetic origin it is often recommended that dogs with subaortic stenosis not be bred to avoid passing the disease along to future generations.