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the onset and increased prominence and severity of the rare
autosomal
dominant
skin disorder
Oudtshoorn skin
usually take place during
winter
?
Johanson-Blizzard syndrome
, a
recessive
congenital disorder
, can cause abnormal development of the
pancreas
,
nose
and
scalp
, with
mental retardation
,
hearing loss
and
growth failure
?
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Genetics
genopolitics
studies the
genetic
basis of political behavior and attitude?
microchromosomes
are very tiny
gene
-rich
chromosomes
which are a typical
genetic
component in
birds
, and some groups of
non-mammalian
animals?
polydactyl cats
, with extra toes as a
genetic trait
, were long considered
good luck
by many
sailors
, as the cats' extraordinary climbing and hunting skills were helpful in controlling shipboard
rodents
?
a
Punnett square
is a tool in
genetics
developed by
British
geneticist
Reginald Punnett
, and which
biologists
use to this day to predict the
probability
of possible
genotypes
of offspring?
despite a requirement for
scientists
to
share data
, over a quarter of
geneticists
could not access data required to validate research?
in 1902, the
Boveri-Sutton Chromosome Theory
unified the
genetic
laws of
Mendelian inheritance
with the physical structures of
chromosomes
observed in cells?
the
oceanic dolphin
Costero
is officially the same species as the
river dolphin
Tucuxi
, even though they have been unambiguously demonstrated to be
genetically
different?
the
development of molecular biology
was made possible due to the convergence between
biochemistry
and
genetics
?
Gene
mutations
in the
FLNB
gene
cause
boomerang dysplasia
, a lethal
congenital disorder
in which the limbs'
long bones
malform into the shape of a
boomerang
?
mutations
of the
ATN1
gene
result in
dentatorubral-pallidoluysian atrophy
, a
neurological disorder
with diverse problems as
dementia
,
ataxia
,
seizures
and
obstructive sleep apnea
?
microchromosomes
are very tiny
gene
-rich
chromosomes
which are a typical
genetic
component in
birds
, and some groups of
non-mammalian
animals?
spatiotemporal gene expression
refers to the patterns in which
genes
are expressed in different
tissues
as an
organism develops
?
a researcher at the
University of Minnesota College of Biological Sciences
discovered that the linear arrangement of
genes
on a
chromosome
corresponds to the development of body segments in
fruit flies
?
although the
extinct
Norfolk Island Boobook
was last sighted in 1996, its
genes
live on in the
hybrid
descendants of the last living female bird?
despite being in different
classes
,
Bradyrhizobium
and
Klebsiella pneumoniae
have similar
genes
for
fixing nitrogen
?
the
gene
that creates the crest of the
Bali Duck
also causes
physical defects
which can kill it before it
hatches
?
the
T4
rII
experimental system
enabled
biologist
Seymour Benzer
to map a
gene
down to the level of one or two
base pairs
before the invention of
DNA sequencing
?
Chromosome
microchromosomes
are very tiny
gene
-rich
chromosomes
which are a typical
genetic
component in
birds
, and some groups of
non-mammalian
animals?
Pallister-Killian syndrome
is a rare
congenital
genetic disorder
that cannot be detected through
prenatal
blood tests
because it occurs only in the
chromosomes
of
skin cells
?
a researcher at the
University of Minnesota College of Biological Sciences
discovered that the linear arrangement of
genes
on a
chromosome
corresponds to the development of body segments in
fruit flies
?
in 1902, the
Boveri-Sutton Chromosome Theory
unified the
genetic
laws of
Mendelian inheritance
with the physical structures of
chromosomes
observed in cells?
DNA
New York
abstract painter
Dennis Ashbaugh
is one of the first artists to employ
DNA
marking patterns in
paintings
?
Cetartiodactyla
is a
hypothesis
based on
DNA
that suggests
whales
and
hippos
are related?
coccolithovirus
, a giant double-stranded
DNA
virus
, has 472
protein
-coding
genes
, and is the largest known marine virus by
genome
?
DNA clamp
proteins
(pictured)
keep the
DNA polymerase
replicating enzyme bound to the template
DNA
strand, increasing the rate of
DNA synthesis
up to 1,000-fold?
genetic monitoring
of the
DNA
from feathers shed by the
Eastern Imperial Eagle
shows it is shorter lived than other long-lived raptors?
nucleic acid design
is used in
DNA nanotechnology
and
DNA computing
to create structures out of
DNA
, such as
nanomachines
, polyhedra
(example pictured)
, and
nanoscale origami
?
square root biased sampling
was originally developed as a way to sample long sequences of
DNA
?
a new
orchid
species,
Ornithidium donaldeedodii
, was "discovered" when a mislabeled plant at the
University of California Botanical Garden
had its
DNA
analyzed?
in a review of
David Jordan
's debut album,
Set the Mood
, it was suggested that the singer could have been
cloned
from the
DNA
of
Lenny Kravitz
,
Prince
and
Michael Jackson
?
more than 98% of the
human genome
is
noncoding DNA
, sometimes referred to as "junk"
DNA
?
RNA
RNA
-binding
piwi
proteins are required for the formation of
sperm
in many animals, including
mammals
?
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