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... intervention. The artistic intervention leaves the butterfly genes unchanged. Thus, the new patterns are not transmitted to the...

... paint specifically chromosomes, part of chromosomes, or even genes, in the nuclei of human cells. A laser confocal microscope...

... (Homo sapiens) and DNA microarrays. In “The Nuclear Family” genetic differences between human beings from different groups are...

... visualization of similarities (and differences) between human genes and genes from fruitflies and zebrafish. The use of genes as...

... that used basic molecular biology techniques to test for genetically modified (GM) food in the global food trade. CAE wanted...

... and selected students attempted to reverse-engineer genetically modified canola, corn, and soy plants through the use of...

... In all of our activities, we differ from one another not only genetically but also bacterially.

... Everyone of us is so much more than we think. If we merge the genetic material of all our inhabitants it comprises ten times more...

... how complex systems of random or chaotic displacements can generate the illusion of human behaviour in computer animation. This...

... of the specific way its energy is consumed: it contributes generously to the process of photosynthesis (the essence of material...