Sentences with phrase «normal copy from»

If one copy of one of these genes from one parent is already mutated at birth, the second normal copy from the other parent often can compensate for the defect.

If you're really excited about all this deliciousness then you can pre-order it now, there are signed copies available to order from Waterstones and normal copies from Amazon.

Not exact matches

If you're a carrier of a defective gene for a recessive disorder, that means you have one normal copy of the gene from one of your parents and one defective copy from the other.

Both mouse and human males typically die early from the mutation in Mecp2, because their Y chromosome does not supply a normal copy of the gene.

Such plants have two mutant copies of a gene called hothead, which differ from the normal gene by a single base pair.

It utilizes specific, immobilized probes that can be interrogated using DNA from normal and diseased sources, providing a wealth of information on copy number changes throughout the genome at much finer resolution than has been previously achievable.

Women tend to be protected from diseases related to genes on the X because female cells randomly inactivate one of the X chromosomes, and that leaves some cells with a normal copy up and running.

The findings suggest that Turner women who receive a copy of the X chromosome from the father (and normal women, who get a copy from each parent) are more adept at social skills, although it's unclear which genes might be at work.

The specific mutations that the researchers observed are «dominant negative» mutations, meaning, when present on even one copy of P53, they are able to compromise the function of the normal protein, whose components are made from both gene copies.

This time, Xu used a sophisticated technique called droplet digital PCR to count the ribosomal DNA copies in normal and cancer cells from the mice.

But fish with a normal copy of the gene can't cope when researchers artificially block protein production from the same gene.

First author Baoshan Xu, Ph.D., a former postdoctoral research associate in the Gerton Lab now starting his own lab at Sun Yat - sen University in China, worked with Hua Li, Ph.D., to use computational methods to count the number of copies of ribosomal DNA in normal and cancer cells of 162 patients from the eight projects.

Because the girl inherited a defective version of the gene from each parent, she had no normal copy.

The scientists looked at a process known as meiosis, which unlike normal cell division (mitosis) has two rounds of nuclear division, to ensure that when sex cells fuse with each other, they have two copies of each chromosome — one from each parent!

The researchers knew that the cancer - causing mutations had arisen spontaneously in the women's ovaries because healthy cells taken from the same women contained normal copies of BRCA1.

There are a number of viruses that have a similar way of copying themselves — a process that reverses the normal flow of information in cells, which is where the term «retro» comes from — and their central machinery for replication may be a bridge from the original life - forms on this planet to what we know as life today.

Since genes in our chromosomes are very, very much better protected from mutations than the mitochondrial DNA is, we can rely on the chromosomal copies carrying on working in very nearly all our cells for much longer than a currently normal lifetime.

That way, even if the original genes in the mitochondrial are deleted, the backup copies will be able to supply the proteins needed to keep normal energy production going, allowing the cellular power plants to continue humming along normally and preventing them from entering into the toxic, mutant metabolic state.

The researchers found that patients from MODY3 families had one of several different mutations in the gene for hepatocyte nuclear factor 1 alpha (HNF -1-alpha) but healthy subjects had normal copies of the gene.

Normal cells should contain just two copies of the gene (one copy from each parent), which is involved in embryo development.

The Ionis ASO doesn't distinguish between RNA coming from the normal and mutant copy of the gene, so it lowers the amount of both the normal and mutant protein.

Many patients suffering from Rare Disease harbour genomic variants (sequence variants or copy number variants) that by disrupting normal gene expression lead to disease.

Some people will still prefer the feel of a normal book; and it is now possible to get a paper copy printed from an ebook source, uniquely for ebooks they can go back to previous technology on request.

In the traditional publishing world, it's normal to send an author on a book tour, where they hop from bookstore to bookstore, signing copies, reading aloud, or speak to the audience.

I had the pleasure of copy editing North of Normal, and I'm so pleased that my students will benefit from Cea's background and thoughts on turning life experiences into creative nonfiction.

This dog, when mated to a non-merle, will produce an entire litter of normal merles, because it carries two versions of the merle (M) gene and all the puppies will inherit one copy from it, thus making them all (Mm).

We do not consider individual printing of single images on normal office copier paper to be commercial use, even if it is posted in your place of work (Just like how cutting out a comic strip from the newspaper and sticking it on the wall of your office cubicle wouldn't be considered commercial use, either).

This would have a serious effect on blogging, where it has become normal to re-post images copied from the source.