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This study exemplifies the combined use of human and mouse genetics to dissect human genetic diseases involving multiple genes and complex phenotypes.
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Such work is considered essential in studying human genetics and in testing some types of new drugs.
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London also will oversee laws governing abortion, human fertilization and genetics .
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And on the human genetics front?
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Insights from the growing science of human behavioural genetics have yet to reach the top offices of the media.
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The procedure has revolutionised human genetics by massively increasing the speed and power of pedigree analysis.
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Alongside the clinical concerns there has been significant progress in our understanding of the molecular genetics .
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Advances in molecular genetics have reinforced that view.
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Second, most scientific disciplines, including molecular biology and genetics are obliged to seek funding for research from industry.
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Search for a preventive treatment for the disease has been greatly aided by advances in molecular genetics .
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Advances in molecular biology in recent years have served to emphasize the possible relationships between homoeopathy, immunology and genetics .
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Bear in mind that following scientific advice usually helps you make the most of your genetics and training.
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London also will oversee laws governing abortion, human fertilization and genetics .
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Students lobbed questions at Gould as if he were a backstop, questions on evolution, genetics , religion.
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Studies include analysis of the genetics of growth using laboratory animals and of quantitative production traits in livestock.
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The Derbyshire farmers saw the increase coming through genetics with, for example, the use of high yielding dairy bulls.
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The United States has pioneered the use of genetics in agriculture.
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When inheritance is controlled by many genes, the cruder techniques of quantitative genetics can be applied.