germ plasm

Medical attention which you so obviously need in return for a supply of your germ plasm.

There is no evidence of a germ plasm in mammals.

Another was to work directly on the germ plasm.

In her, art and science had united with the original germ plasm to produce something exceptional.

Germ plasm theory, on the other hand, does so effortlessly.

Yet its germ plasm is indeed compatible for the nurturing and the service.

"And that the germ plasm is different from the parthenogenetic egg?"

It is simpler to check Donal than to go into germ plasm.

Because all I really require is their germ plasm."

When I am rested we shall collect his germ plasm."

There the germ plasm is frozen in liquid nitrogen to be preserved.

Actually, the seeds and germ plasm are treasure houses.

Genetic information cannot pass from soma to germ plasm and on to the next generation.

Historically, seeds, germ plasm and specimens of individual species have been considered to be in the public domain.

The point of this food knowledge is to value the genes or germ plasm of these plants, which all have potential.

If I had had myself monitored to be sure there was no such damage to the germ plasm.

If a characteristic is not already present in the germ plasm of the race we don't attempt to put it in.

The results were consistent with Weismann's germ plasm theory.

"One doesn't go around broadcasting data on the variations of one's germ plasm," Brainard said.

So the damage, cell-deep, had gone deeper than I knew, into the very germ plasm of my seed.

There's a subtle poison in the germ plasm we receive, 'Arquebus.

But the germ plasm is still mine!

Oskar is sufficient to recruit the other genes to form functional germ plasm.

But I'd been in space too long; my germ plasm is damaged beyond hope; I am no longer a cditributor.

Around the globe hundreds of mutations have taken place in our human germ plasm while we have been sitting here.