genetic marker

Only one way that genetic marker could have been placed.

In this case, however, the challenge is to find a genetic marker.

Recent studies have been published using an increasing number of genetic markers.

In contrast, studies based on a higher number of genetic markers have found more agreement.

"We're also finding genetic markers in the very areas we were looking for.

Most learned instead that they shared genetic markers with people of different skin colors.

"The discovery of genetic markers is extremely important," she said.

No blood test or genetic marker exists to diagnosis the disease.

But some experts say that genetic markers unique to one group are not known to exist.

"Review the genetic markers in the cells of your people.

Instead, he said, it may be a genetic marker, or signal, that they are at higher than usual risk.

On the other hand, genetic markers associated with Africans can turn up in people who look entirely white.

"Something like the way Lorelei's genetic marker came to be."

The first genetic marker studied for analysing ethnic differences was blood groups.

They could be used to find genetic markers for a range of inherited defects.

He said more research is needed with larger groups of men and women to pinpoint any potential genetic markers that influence sexual behavior.

The presence of dark skin is not a reliable genetic marker even among African populations.

Each of the new cells carried the genetic marker from the mouse virus.

Fertilization isn't such a big issue unless there are specific genetic markers we need to be concerned with.

Looking for racial genetic markers does indeed risk creating categories that can get us in trouble.

"What Phase 3 trial is ongoing now where they have selected the patients based on genetic markers?"

In 1994, big and small sticklebacks could be distinguished by genetic markers.

Researchers have identified seven genetic markers linked with a woman's breast size, according to a new study.

The genetic marker of these men suggests that they descend from Vikings.

Results regarding the "Jewish" genetic markers have come under similar criticism as the 2009 study mentioned above.