Usar "gene" en una oración

1. This is a growing practice wherein, for example, a bacterium gene is injected into tomatoes, turning them into 24-hour-a-day anti-pest factories

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2. The bar codes were an irrelevance, made obsolete by gene marking and biometrics, but the simple fact of their visibility made them an essential part of the control

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3. of gene and splice, of collected history

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4. At Medical/Science Hold she astounded Lord Nardo with her knowledge of DNA and gene splicing applications

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5. What if she's inherited the self destruct gene? I couldn't bear it, not again

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6. The three that were cross contaminated for the one gene that had been investigated, who knows how many more

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7. I discovered that the FoxO gene, present in vast quantities in the common Hydra, was what we now call, the longevity gene

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8. However, people with a surplus of this gene sometimes lived longer but, more often than not it caused their cells to reproduce at a rate that was far too rapid, causing tumors and, ultimately, cancer

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9. I developed a serum that helps to control the FoxO gene

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10. ‘But, won’t that give me cancer? You said that the FoxO gene grows out of control and creates tumors and cancer and crap

11. The only explanation that I can come up with, is that you are a natural carrier of large numbers of the FoxO gene and that, somehow, the Gamma radiation from the pulse has mutated your FoxO genes in some fashion

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12. You see, sergeant, it’s not simply that your system is flooded with the FoxO gene, the gene itself is mutating

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13. It knows this, so, by using the FoxO gene, it will do its best to prevent you actually dying

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14. It actually carried some gene sequences from the Y chromosome

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15. power gene worked as a 100% foolproof

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16. Such distinctions, until quite recently, where common among certain cultures (or groups) who, for centuries, acquired cultural and intellectual sustenance from homogenous gene pools

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17. The voice was that of Truman’s enemy, Gene Frazer

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18. Resting his arms on the railing, he leaned out into the vacant darkness while within, Beth seethed: Truman had lied! He’d said that he hardly knew Gene Frazer

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19. “I just wanted to see to it that Gene gets home all right

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20. Or, was she remembering what Gene Frazer said about her fights with her son? She wasn’t sure but, in a confusing whirl of knife blades, ceiling beams, fat cheeks waggling with laughter, squinty-eyed grimaces while his cock befouled her, taut shoulder muscles, angry shrieking, a dagger penetrating the soft flesh below her chin as she contorted her neck to escape it, blood trickling along her neck, the color red, a wash of green, a snickering cockroach crawling over her, red again, the ceiling, black, all black, it ended

21. For one, he had lied to her, insisting that he hardly knew Gene Frazer, but what was it Gene said? ‘We’re old war buddies,’ he’d bragged

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22. “What about Gene Frazer?” She abused the name contemptuously

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23. He frowned, looking towards her, perhaps because she hadn’t sat near him, or did it have to do with Gene Frazer?

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24. I hadn’t seen that nightmare with feet for years, then, out of the blue, he waltzed in here one day calling himself Gene Frazer

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25. I told Gene Frazer or John Sinclair, whatever his name was, to re-lose himself and not come back

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26. I was at that dinner I told you about in Puriscal, the one where I met Gene Frazer

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27. “Don’t fret, my friend,” Gene responded, watching as Brian unwrapped the cash and piled it into stacks of hundreds, “everything will work out

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28. “My name is Gene Frazer and I’m the guy you came to see,” he said speaking from the side of his mouth

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29. Oh, hello, Gene,” she said, glancing in his direction

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30. Suddenly, an idea occurred to her that was both splendid and simple: she could easily give the police confirmable evidence implicating Brian as the contractor of George’s murder, in conspiracy with Gene Frazer

31. ’ He told me to call Gene Frazer to meet him in the club because he was going to hire him to kill George

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32. I phoned Gene Frazer as asked, but he wasn’t in, so I paged him

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33. ” Their statements also concurred about Brian passing this money to the American cowboy with white hair whom the police suspected to be Gene Frazer

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34. Initially, Walston vehemently denied that he knew anyone by the name of Gene Frazer but, when confronted with the page and videotape, he changed his story

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35. Additionally, there was conflicting evidence regarding Gene Frazer: his maid and several others verified that he packed and left several days before the murder for what he said was a trip to the US, but he was not listed as a passenger on bus, plane or ship, nor did immigration record his departure

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36. He could only thank his lucky stars, or more likely, he assumed, Gene Frazer, at the fortunate turn of events – money well spent! Of course, he would assist Sylvia’s friend

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37. Also unnoticed was that Gene Frazer was tapping every source available in the US Embassy and the Costa Rican government, attempting to identify the origin of the information that led to his friend Brian’s arrest

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38. “And what is your relationship with Gene Frazer?”

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39. To continue: what is the relationship between Gene Frazer and Brian Walston?”

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40. Gene Frazer, yet you now claim to know who their friends are

41. Gene Frazer, another man you ‘hardly know

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42. Now, once more: how do you know that Gene Frazer and Brian Walston are friends?”

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43. Gene was waiting for me in the hall afterwards and guided

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44. Later Gene and I had so many other things to chat about,

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45. Trying to be up-beat, I told Aunt Min about Gene; how

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46. “Well, Gene, while

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47. Gene swallowed his last bite of pie and came back with,

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48. While Gene climbed into the cart to have a look, I peered

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49. While Gene clambered out of the cart, I calculated the cost

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50. Gene thought for a minute

51. “Casey, you and Gene have done it! The cannery will stay

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52. agreement we have with the crew of the Silver Belle,” Gene

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53. reaching out to her, a new student, as Gene had with me

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54. with Gene and the girls, and reading

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55. Eager to re-visit the place where Gene and I had solved

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56. Later, she had seen her huddled in the shadows on the balcony with Gene Frazer, talking with him too as though they were old chums, and Sylvia told of her lunch in Limon with the politician Gordon Edward, appearing there as his friend’s date

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57. “Frazer? Gene Frazer? That wasn’t him!”

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58. This gene regulated production of prodynorphin, which is like the brain’s soup stock

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59. “Among the genes turned to ‘high’ in people…are those that influence how fast that electrical signals jump from neuron to neuron and therefore how fast the brain can process information…This pattern of gene activity, it appears, began emerging when the Australopithicus species did

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60. Then there was the PDYN gene gift bandwagon that got started as long as “7 million years ago

61. “Combing the genome for genes that emerged just when language, art, culture and other products of higher intelligence did, researchers have found three with the right timing…The first, called FOXP2, plays a role in human speech and language…colleagues at the Max Plank Institute estimate that the human version…appeared less than 200,000 years ago…and maybe as recently as 50,000 [years ago]…Another gene with interesting timing is microcephalin, which affects brain size

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62. Whether just trial and error over extremely long expanses of time selecting for that behavior changed the expression of that gene sequence, or a more purposeful alteration was performed cannot be known with any certainty at this reading

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63. There had been studies that indicated that violent tendencies could be partially traced to a person’s genes—a gene called ‘the murder gene’ was the first of these, but there were quite a few more, genetic predispositions toward cowardice, dishonesty, low intelligence—all the qualities, in other words, that ultimately contribute to a broken society

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64. Obesity has a lot of, have a gene that has caused by diet, and status

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65. optimized, can also let gene is damaged, can also affect gene sequence

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66. These data to assess gene provides a possibility for the effect of the disorder

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67. “I was disappointed with having the “skinny gene” but after buying your program I realized it does not matter what gene you have, it’s about commitment and having the right direction

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68. Author and philosopher Gene Edward Veith, Jr

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69. Gene has been an advocate of the benefits of

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70. Gene and his son,

71. Don"t you find it to be illogical and ignorant that some people would try to change or destroy such a perfect and happy universe? Have they not looked into the history books to see the failures of those who choose evil? Does the “stupid gene” need to pop up so often?

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72. Perhaps the answers are that we all have the same programmed gene

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73. higher up in the gene pool" if it had such intentions

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74. racist, interpreting the "gene pool" comment as referring to the fact that

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75. "It demonstrates racial intolerance," Mark said of the "gene pool"

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76. The gene pool is simple being

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77. Of the so-termed Darpp 32 gene

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78. Gene mutations have been linked to migraines

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79. He was tested and found to be missing the Photo Gene

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80. Gene Expression – What is activated and what is not?

81. He found it remarkable that the change of a single gene in the parent stock

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82. attempt to protect one's own gene pool - so the closer the relationship, the more likely one will be

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83. gene modifications and live long, about two hundred of your

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84. She never understood that I was born without the patriotism gene, left home because I felt no affinity with my countrymen, and had not the slightest interest in sipping tea with the patroness of that worthy League – the purpose of which is to promote friendship and understanding among the peoples of the Commonwealth

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85. Not having the sycophant gene, I withdrew – unnoticed and unlamented, and scootered the midnight miles back to my modest little bed-sit in Philbeach gardens, Earl's Court

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86. Aquana had to admit if smoothness was hereditary, then Aquana would love to swim in that gene pool

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87. Scientists would study gene sequences, chemotherapies, different diets, radiation therapies, causes of cancer, and so on, and still never find a cure

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88. on new diseases, new incurable diseases that are resistant to not only medication, gene therapy,

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89. mutation and gene change? This is both a

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90. These three main experimental types are used in animal studies, studies testing heritability and molecular genetics, and gene interaction/environment studies

91. The gene for melanin is carried on the Z (X) chromosome, so a male budgie may have one or two chromosomes with Z (X), a female only one

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92. If the O gene is present in a female, it will be displayed

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93. · Allele: one of the two different versions of a gene at the same position on the chromosome strands

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94. · Dominant: a "strong" gene that overruns its weaker corresponding gene, the gene for green is dominant over the gene for blue

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95. Violet is an interesting mutation rarely seen, in which a gene intensifies the blue coloration to a deep violet shade

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96. Gene Roddenberry must have been an abductee too

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97. Monroe reminded me that human gene splicing and evolution had caused future human generations to become sterile

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98. unfortunates who were born with that "must shop" gene,

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99. The Zombies were freaks of the humanoid gene

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