| Before she put the blame on a band of dognappers, she should've considered the inherited traits of her beloved bundle of white. |
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| This gives the basis for following genetically inherited traits, ranging from predisposition to certain diseases to conformation characteristics. |
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| The ability to taste, tested using a compound phenylthiocarbamide, is one of the best studied inherited traits in humans. |
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| Sometimes, though, an assessment of inherited traits and ideologies can be telling. |
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| The New Yorker, August 7, 1995P. 44 A REPORTER AT LARGE about identical twins and genetically inherited traits. |
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| Perform experiments to determine environmental factors in origin, transmission, and development of inherited traits. |
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| Dr. Prohaska argues that a gene should be the smallest unit underlying inherited traits. |
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| Epigenetic An epigenetic influence is something other than the structure of DNA that affects inherited traits. |
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| Originally a vague term to explain the transmission of inherited traits. |
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| These inherited traits result from a combination of natural crosses and artificial selection methods. |
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| It turns out that the entire human genome consists of 30,000 genes, less than one third of the number originally calculated to take into account the number of different proteins and inherited traits that humans have. |
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| With the BLEPHAROPLASTYsurgery, you can reverse the effects of aging as well as inherited traits such as bags under the eyes by obtaining a youthful appearance. |
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