How to pronounce“genes”in English

Genes play a very important role in how the basic cells of the brain, the neurons, will link up to each other.

Genes have not changed for centuries.

genes analyzed.

genes are the same as a banana. So, you know, it's not our genes that make us

genes in the American gene pool and I fear, I understand why it was done.

genes and it's the most interesting part of the brain meanwhile look at the other end of it look at sixty year olds and what's going on there if you were a

genes which are also information but they're not passed down through the germ line they're not passed down through through the sperm and the Egg you don't

genes involved in the development of predisposition to diabetes and so on and we know that diabetes is going to become a m a massive problem over the exit of

genes involved in the development of predisposition to diabetes and so on and we know that diabetes is going to become a ma a massive problem over the next set

genes from a swine virus so this is uh sort of very

genes of uh the influenza virus and administering the gene as DNA into

genes.

genes but our language was even taken from us uh the Irish gelic language was

genes that are self-regulating that cut off that don't reproduce outside of very

genes are are um not directions that we follow that our bodies follow but

genes um and that's going to be the new frontier and understanding development so when parents ask you know why did my kid turn out to be different than me I

genes do play a role I'm not going to say that we're it's a blank slate and we could we all have exactly the same potential to have exactly the same level

genes do play a role I'm not going to say that we're it's a blank slate and we could we all have exactly the same potential to have exactly the same level

genes uh which is also obviously true uh and there's all this neat stuff about intelligence which we're we're learning more and more about um so um so I saw

genes, things that encode for proteins, the stuff that we consider us.

genes into a host micro for example.

genes from different kinds of plants to turn out a precursor of artisin in huge amounts.

genes do cancer cells require that normal cells don't? What genes modify the response of cancer cells to um

genes that that are part of our DNA

genes that that are part of our DNA and uh

genes uh so females females to care a lot about you know how good a male looks you know how awesome his song is how great his dance is and so on and this

genes but we think we put together there will be some Pathway to schizophrenia uh by which we can intervene in some cases

genes, not just in a baby, but in a in a mature individual. RNA interference can turn genes off. New forms of gene therapy can add new genes.

genes that have been successful in surviving in the past they're good at surviving because they're good at constructing machines in which they

genes.

genes may be in the wrong state in the parents which come into some combination in the child.

genes in the sequence i don't know what these genes do let's cut them out and then you could cut them out of the dna you put the dna

genes that can be impacted and that's what we know now can be transmitted from generation to generation

genes that we could put into the adult animal to reset the age of the tissues and it only takes four to eight weeks to work

genes i didn't make my brain i didn't make the the environmental influences that impinged upon this system for the last 54 years that have produced my brain in precisely

genes it would be in a 24 hour oscillation on its own it's independent but something has to entrain them and keep them all synchronized and so it's

genes you would basically then have a way to drive human biology because you would you would sort of understand the functions

genes where so so you have to think of first the effect of the gene on the disease remember how i was sort of

genes are enriched but they're only enriched by a factor of three that means that still 93 of genetic variants fall outside the proteins

genes can be modified and we basically said oh great that means that that ap transcriptomics is hugely involved in obesity because that

genes are converging onto the function of one cell and many cells are converging into the function of one tissue or organ

These genes are associated with increasing thermal regulation, maybe thicker subcutaneous fat layers and thicker hair,

What genes are involved?

So genes like BRCA1 or BRCA2, these are risk factor genes that make it more likely that you're going to get cancer.

Two genes from opposite ends of the gene spectrum were moved and fused, and it made us significantly smarter and greatly enhanced our cognitive abilities.

the genes and enzymes that they had, that allowed them to break down these compounds.

Those genes aren't with us anymore.

your genes don't get passed on to the next generation at all.

your genes.