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(91) At least seven genetically separate units are hidden within the supposed entity and each now has its own Linnaean name.

(92) Autopolyploids are genetically isolated from their parental diploids.

(93) Bioaccumulation aqueous solutions by genetically engineered Escherichia coli.

(94) Take for example genetically modified (GM) food.

(95) The deposit genetically belongs epithermal type related to magmatism.

(96) Manure from genetically modified animals is not certifiable.

(97) Embryo has most commonly eitht genetically identical haploid nuclei.

(98) The research into protein refolding techniques is of essential importance to the down stream processing of genetically engineered proteins.

(99) The deposit is genetically of hypothermal type . Ore _ forming solutions have abundant acidulous water and mephitic air.

(100) Ramachandra and his colleagues propose to genetically modify diatoms by manipulating the genes that produce oil so that they enhance its production.

(101) MEXICO CITY - Wild cotton in Mexico has been contaminated with genetically modified material, posing a risk to biodiversity, experts say.

(102) Morton wants a guarantee that pollen from those genetically engineered beets will not fertilize his chard or red beets.

(103) As a genetically trained biologist I deny that it is.

(104) Heterothallism A condition found in algae and fungi in which sexual reproduction occurs only between genetically different self-incompatible mating types (strains) of the same species.

(105) Named "Applause, " the rose is genetically modified to synthesize delphinidin, a pigment found in most blue flowers.

(106) 51142 work better, Lenz suggests genetically modifying the bacterium to contain a more efficient hydrogenase enzyme, so less hydrogen is lost.

(107) [CEBU, PHILIPPINES] Field trials of genetically modified (GM) eggplant have been suspended following a dispute at one of the trial sites that led local officials to uproot 3, 000 plants.

(108) Grown from adult skin, these cells are genetically transformed to have the same unspecialized function that makes embryonic cells so important.

(109) Computer tomography imaging shows that a section of the throat in the ''singing mice'' is thinner than in mice that haven't been genetically altered.

(110) The duo began by injecting nerve cells in the retinas of their mice with a genetically engineered virus.

(111) The two vole species are more than 99 % alike (sentencedict.com), genetically . WWW . DAGONG 8.

(112) The Roundup Ready opponents say genetically engineered crops can cross-pollinate and damage other crops. And they say the crops can cause the growth of weeds that resist Roundup.

(113) For instance, research this year indicates that larvae of the monarch butterfly exposed to the genetically modified corn 'behave differently than other larvae.

(114) Currently, farmers who plant patented genetically engineered seeds are not permitted under their agreements with the patent holder to save seed from one season for planting in the next.

(115) This method is applicable to genetically uncharacterized phenotypes, and also extendable to explore gene cooperativity in complex diseases.

(116) Project Goal: Develop a new, genetically engineered micro-organism that can produce biodiesel from hydrogen and carbon dioxide.

(117) The polar and egg nuclei of the female gametophyte are genetically identical.

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(118) It was caused by a genetically engineered brand of a food supplement called L-tryptophan.

(119) A genetically engineered AquAdvantage salmon (background) and an Atlantic salmon of the same age.

(120) But many foods contain genetically modified soy lecithin , corn syrup and other products.