Sentences with phrase «of inheritable»

Even with the negative impacts of being a regular smoker or history of inheritable diseases in the family, premium costs with Reliance term insurance cover do not rise too high.

The solution to the problem of heredity is the existence of an inheritable trait.

Of course, like all purebred dogs, the Toy Poodle does have its share of inheritable health problems.

Health testing one adult dog costs between $ 350 - $ 600, depending on the amount of inheritable diseases plaguing a breed.

Inbreeding to create and preserve pedigrees can result in a higher than average frequency of inheritable health problems.

They need a lot of commitment to training and exercise, and as a pedigree with a high frequency of inheritable health problems, they need commitment in good times and bad too.

Not exact matches

In a March speech, the likely GOP nominee said he would reduce barriers to the interstate sale of health insurance, institute a full tax deduction for insurance premium payments for individuals, make Health Saving Accounts inheritable, require price transparency, block - grant Medicaid to the states, and allow for more overseas drug providers through lowered regulatory barriers.

This from someone who thinks babies have the inheritable «sin of their fathers» that needs to be cleansed (consequences yes, accountable — no) or that babies can make a choice to obey the gospel in baptism.

Lamarck was supposed to have ascribed to the internal condition of the organism itself, its inheritable side, a good deal of the initiative in the variations observed.

We have lots of people in the U.S with inheritable diseases whether recessive or dominant that could be prevented now not later.

Now ALL the members of her first family is watching out for this inheritable disease.

One type of these RNA molecules, long non-coding RNAs, has been linked to a wide range of diseases and inheritable conditions such as cancer and celiac disease.

Autism spectrum disorder is a highly inheritable condition characterized by impaired social behavior and communication skills and a tendency towards repetitive patterns of behavior.

But geneticists remained doubtful that these changes can be passed down because of how inheritable DNA is cleared of changes.

Cell processes are also determined by the chemical labeling (or marks) and specific spatial organization of our genomes, which are epigenetic characteristics — that is, nongenetic but nonetheless inheritable traits.

29 GENETICALLY MODIFIED SUPERHUMANS The debate over human germ - line engineering — reworking genes in the sperm and egg to create inheritable new traits — sputtered out early in the last decade after gene therapy had a series of notable failures.

«Assortative mating on inheritable traits that are indicative of socio - economic status, such as educational achievement, increases the genetic variance of characteristics in the population.

By sequencing genomes, scientists can find out all the genes controlling inheritable traits of an organism.

So researchers are putting forth the radical proposal that plants contain an inheritable cache of RNA that can reverse evolution, undoing mutations and restoring a gene to its former glory.

The team studied the patients» inheritable genetics and associated them to the type of neuroblastoma they developed.

Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of highly inheritable behavioural disorders that pose major personal and public health concerns.

«Autism is considered one of the most inheritable neurological disorders, but it is also the most complex,» says Rajini Rao, Ph.D., a professor of physiology in the Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Amabile A, Migliara A, Capasso P, Biffi M, Naldini L, Lombardo A. Inheritable silencing of endogenous genes by hit - and - run targeted epigenetic editing.

The ability to diagnose and exclude embryos with verified genetic abnormalities prior to implantation and actual initiation of a pregnancy offers at - risk patients a way to prevent passing on inheritable genetic diseases before implantation.

The genome contains all of the organism's inheritable information.

The double - muscling phenotype is a condition that is inheritable and results in an increased amount of muscle fibers or hyperplasia, as opposed to the normal process of enlargement of individual fibers or hypertrophy.

In a series of stop - and - go legislation over the past few years, North America finally lifted a ban on germ - line editing — a fancy term for editing inheritable genes, permanently altering the passage of DNA from generation to generation.

Also some inheritable health problems, such as epilepsy, may not show up until three years of age or older.

Each should be free from communicable diseases, inheritable diseases and / or a disqualifying faults (as described in the standard of the breed).

Breeding a litter of healthy puppies, especially from a breed which needs a lot of screening for inheritable problems, costs responsible breeders a lot of money.

In August 2003, the Journal of Veterinary Medicine carried an Italian study which showed that dogs also develop vaccine - induced cancers at their injection sites.5 We already know that vaccine - site cancer is a possible sequel to human vaccines, too, since the Salk polio vaccine was said to carry a monkey retrovirus (from cultivating the vaccine on monkey organs) that produces inheritable cancer.

This study is to explore all types of seizures, not just the suspected inheritable form.

FAILURE TO TEST / SEARCH FOR INHERITABLE HEALTH PROBLEMS IS THE NUMBER ONE MARK OF A BACKYARD BREEDER.

A dog or bitch that has produced offspring with an inheritable disease, or that has a sire or dam affected by an inheritable disease is considered a carrier of that condition.

Nonetheless, the following is a list of conditions known, or highly suspected, to be inheritable in the Italian Greyhound.

This inheritable condition is caused by shallow knee joints (stifles) and results in kneecaps that pop out of place.

Failure to test / search for inheritable health problems is the number one mark of a backyard breeder.

All dogs of all breeds are subject to inheritable diseases, and the Cavalier is no better or worse in this regard than other breeds.

FAILURE TO TEST / SEARCH FOR INHERITABLE HEALTH PROBLEMS IS A HUGE RED FLAG OF A BACKYARD BREEDER.

Hip Dysplasia is an inheritable disease that causes a malformation of the hip joints, where the ball and socket don't fit properly.

We could go further and systematically attempt to prune from society, by prohibiting them from breeding, persons suffering from serious inheritable forms of physical defects, such as congenital deafness, dumbness, blindness, or absence of limbs.

Your family health history is one of the factors that plays into your classification; if a family died from an inheritable disease before a certain age — typically 60 or 65 — it can negatively impact your classification.

This is further complicated by the fact that anyone saved from a health problem increases healthcare demands both linearly (very few health treatment really fixes things, so future demands on healthcare by the same patient will on average be higher), and exponential (a LOT of health problems are inheritable), because people demand the genetics of their kids be «respected» even when known problems exist.