Examples of using Same genes in English and their translations into Italian
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They actually might code for slightly different versions of the same gene.
So these are two different alleles-- let me write that--or versions of the same gene.
Different people can have different versions-slightly different DNA sequences-of the same gene.
Initially, those two copies of the same gene are a mere redundancy,
Transcripts made from the same gene may not have the same exon structure,
Sequences from the same gene and the same species are merged into the same database entry.
Mature mRNAs originating from the same gene need not include the same exons,
matching different versions of the same gene in a population.
which vary between copies of the same gene in different cells.
it is only if someone inherits two altered copies of the same gene from each of their parents, they are likely to be expressed.
Characterisations of these conditions at the molecular level have demonstrated mutations of the same gene in all three disorders.
Fourth, financial constraints limit expression profiling experiments to a small number of observations of the same gene under identical conditions,
Mutations in the same gene also cause enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome(EVA
Each cell has two copies of the same gene, one from each parent,
When it is determined that a couple shares mutations in the same gene, it is possible to avoid passing the disease on to their children by using in vitro fertilisation  treatment and later analysing the embryos in the laboratory.
With the"Genetic Compatibility Test" we can find out whether both the man and the woman have mutations in the same gene, which would therefore mean there is a 25% risk of passing on a disease.
When relatives marry, it is recommendable for both partners to take the test in order to rule out if they have the same mutation in the same gene and the associated risk of passing that condition on to their children.
and also the same gene may be interlaced with sequences seemingly without any strings.
other mutations of the same gene have been identified respectively in 1% of the autistic patients
If a person's partner is also a carrier of a mutation of any kind in the same gene, there is a 25% risk of the couple's child having the illness and a 50% risk of the child being a healthy carrier, meaning that there could also be implications for the child's family in the future.