Allele

Eor this reason, finding the location of the genes that control production, as well as the alleles, ie, DNA sequences, for superior production, is a significant strategy for engineering improved animal species through biotechnology. 

The full 3D analysis of the flow in this type of device is rather complicated. That is why in pai allel with the 3D simulation that gives description of some important details, that result form 3D character of the flow, was developed ID model that provided a very efficient and rather accurate description of the analyzed process with minimum expanses on the analysis. 

For organic toxic chemicals and their degradation products the number of possibilities is very high. The environmental samples composition usually is very complicated. Unambiguous identification needs serial-pai allel strategy of analysis with many-stage crosschecking of data. 

The goal of any statistical analysis is inference concerning whether on the basis of available data, some hypothesis about the natural world is true. The hypothesis may consist of the value of some parameter or parameters, such as a physical constant or the exact proportion of an allelic variant in a human population, or the hypothesis may be a qualitative statement, such as This protein adopts an a/p barrel fold or I am currently in Philadelphia. The parameters or hypothesis can be unobservable or as yet unobserved. How the data arise from the parameters is called the model for the system under study and may include estimates of experimental error as well as our best understanding of the physical process of the system. 

From this first example, it is obvious that, apart from a CA-like pai allel updating of an ever-increasing number of sites and the set of recursive symbol-strings to which such a dynamics inevitably leads, there is no real internal geometry, as such. Each string at time t remains essentially a static collection of abstract symbols. 

Allele, different forms of a gene at a given locus. 

Genetic polymorphism, due to two or more alleles in a gene leading to more than one phenotype with respect to biological target reactivity to drugs. 

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JV-Acetyltransferases (NATs) catalyze the conjugation of an acetyl group from acetyl-CoA on to an amine, hydrazine or hydroxylamine moiety of an aromatic compound. NATs are involved in a variety of phase II-diug metabolizing processes. There are two isozymes NAT I and NAT II, which possess different substrate specificity profiles. The genes encoding NAT I and NAT II are both multi-allelic. Especially for NAT II, genetic polymoiphisms have been shown to result in different phenotypes (e.g., fast and slow acetylators). 

Allele variant forms oftheDNA sequence at a specified locus. For example, alleles at a single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) are characterized by the nucleotide that is changing. The combination of two alleles at a locus constitutes a genotype. 

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