• They are therefore adapted to the task of turning on the genes necessary for development.

    ECONOMIST: Cloning around

  • In them, most of the genes for early development have been turned off and are difficult to reinvigorate.

    ECONOMIST: Cloning around

  • But are these genes unique to the fly, or do homologous genes determine the development of a human embryo?

    ECONOMIST: Genetic science

  • Deactivating these genes during embryonic development does not kill the embryo (if it did, then that embryo would be stillborn).

    ECONOMIST: Genetic disease and evolution

  • As far as the brain development genes are concerned, these probably reflect some of the behavioural differences we now see in the two canids.

    BBC: Dog evolved 'on the waste dump'

  • Older fathers and therefore genetic mutations have been linked with neurological conditions because the brain depends on more genes for its development and regulation.

    BBC: Older dads linked to rise in genetic disorder

  • Though thousands of genes are involved in the development of an organ such as a tooth, these genes are switched on in a cascade, with the activity of one triggering the activation of the next.

    ECONOMIST: It may soon be possible for adults to grow new teeth

  • The twin unit was set up in 1992 to look at the role that genes play in the development of rheumatic diseases in older women and has now expanded to lok at most common diseases, behaviours and traits.

    BBC: NEWS | Health | Genes to blame for restless sleep

  • The sequencing of the human genome, the application of powerful genetic tools to identify human disease genes, and the development of powerful imaging and diagnostic tools now make it possible to tackle the causes of diseases more systematically and broadly than ever before.

    FORBES: Legendary Drug Industry Executives Warn U.S. Science Cuts Endanger The Future

  • Dr Mrazek told BBC News Online that it was possible that the stress associated with parental problems caused chemical changes in the body that had an effect on the function of genes thought to be linked to the development of asthma.

    BBC: Parenting link to asthma

  • An identical group of genes has since been found to determine that development in men.

    ECONOMIST: Genetic science

  • For example, scientists believe they have found a group of genes which play a key role in the development of some bowel, uterine and ovarian cancers.

    BBC: genetic testing

  • By studying the expression patterns of individual genes, cloners have found that certain genes which should be turned on in early development, such as those that control the implantation of the embryo into the uterus, are activated much later in cloned embryos.

    ECONOMIST: Cloning around

  • Researchers found that genes relating to sensory perception, hearing and brain development showed "accelerated evolution" in all three, but particularly in humans and gorillas.

    CNN: First gorilla genome map offers clues to human evolution

  • That "something" could be hormone levels in utero, epigenetic factors that turn autism susceptibility genes "on" and "off" during development, or the fact that young girls have in general better social skills than boys and so need a bigger "dose" of what causes ASD to cross that threshold to being impaired.

    CNN: How girls and boys differ when it comes to autism

  • They found 50 genes that turned out to be very important to the development of fly embryos.

    FORBES: The Curious Case of The One-Eyed Sheep

  • And that is a good thing, because the development of life-saving medicine depends on genes being accessible to as many companies as possible.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • One would therefore have expected the development of their eyes to be controlled by different genes.

    ECONOMIST: Genetic science

  • "Just about all animals use the same toolkit of genes to build their bodies and to control similar processes during development, " the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, researcher explained.

    BBC: Pigeon DNA gives up fancy secrets

  • Excessive, unnecessary and scientifically unjustified regulatory burdens significantly hinder innovative research and development with cisgenic and transgenic (genetic constructions in which genes are moved across so-called natural breeding boundaries) genetically engineered plants.

    FORBES: EPA Biotech Regulation Bucks The Scientific Consensus

  • In embryonic development, for example, some researchers believe that imprinted genes are involved in a conflict over how big the placenta should be, and thus how much nutrition it extracts from the mother.

    ECONOMIST: Genetics and behaviour

  • Other genes have already been found which seem to play a role in the development of various common cancers.

    BBC: genetic testing

  • Rosetta brings two technologies to bear on sluggish drug development: chips that have been covered with a series of genes using what is essentially a modified inkjet printing process, and powerful computer algorithms that use pattern recognition technology to show how whole sets of genes are being turned on and off.

    FORBES: Rosetta Inpharmatics Riding The Gene Wave

  • He and others like him hope that the cancer-genome consortium will throw up dozens of similar genes, and that they, too, will prove tractable targets for drug development.

    ECONOMIST: Cancer research

  • In a recent development, embryonic stem cells have been created by using viruses to modify the genes of skin cells.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Mr Gehring has evidence that the two interchangeable genes act as master switches which activate at least 2, 500 others whose interplay ultimately determines that development.

    ECONOMIST: Genetic science

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