Not exact matches
By using
pairs of sisters who spent differing amounts
of time living with their fathers, the study was able to
control for inherited
genes and environmental conditions, such as socioeconomic status or religious background, to isolate the effects
of fathering quality on daughters.
The
pair of studies bring renewed focus to the epigenetics
of T cells — the multilayered system
of molecular switches, accelerators, and throttles that
controls the activity
of genes.
But
genes in other regions are so close together they overlap: the cluster
of 75
genes which determines tissue type and plays a part in
controlling our immune responses is packed into only 4 million base
pairs.
Stem cell researchers from UCLA used a high resolution technique to examine the genome, or total DNA content,
of a
pair of human embryonic stem cell lines and found that while both lines could form neurons, the lines had differences in the numbers
of certain
genes that could
control such things as individual traits and disease susceptibility.
Starting in 1958, just five years after the discovery
of DNA's double - helix structure, researchers suspected that a specific
gene controls the orderly
pairing of wheat chromosomes during reproduction.
Moreover, because trans - Tango works by instigating the expression
of genes in connected
pairs of neurons, it also has the potential to enable scientists to
control circuit functions, says senior and corresponding author Gilad Barnea, PhD, an associate professor
of neuroscience who began looking for a precise, reliable, and general way to visualize neural connections two decades ago.
A joint study by Northwestern University's Kellogg School
of Management and the school's Interdepartmental Neuroscience program found that a
pair of genes that regulate dopamine and serotonin in men
control their risk - taking behaviour.
There are seven
pairs of genes that have been identified so far that
control coat color.
But most
of the genetic diseases pet owners and veterinarians see only occur when both
of the
pair of genes that
control a particular process are defective (a recessive trait).
If one
of those
gene pairs is defective, the lysosomes can not digest the particular substance under that enzyme's
control and that substance can build up within the cell — eventually killing it.
If scientific observation shows that a genetic condition follows an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern, this determination implies that the manifestation
of the condition is
controlled by the presence
of one recessive
gene pair.