Genetics, molecular

Although many key molecules remain to be identified, striking molecular and functional correspondences between vertebrate hair cells and invertebrate mechanoreceptors have indicated that some types of mechanoreceptors probably share a common ancestor. The continued application of genetic, molecular, biological and biophysical approaches should lead to a more thorough understanding of this critical sensory cell. 

The workload is increasing in both volume and scope in all branches of laboratory medicine. In mainstream clinical chemistry, the past 25 years have seen astonishing developments in assay technology and instrumentation assays that were performed manually with a few dozen assays a day can now be accomplished automatically by the thousands. In biochemical genetics (molecular genetics aside), automation has had a less dramatic impact. 

Wang TL, Hedley CI. In Casey R, Davies DR, eds. Peas Genetics, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. Wallingford, UK CAB Inti. 1993 83. ... 

Medical and Veterinary Entomology Molecular and General Genetics Molecular Pharmacology Molecular Plant Pathology Mutagenesis Nature... 

Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics Molecular Biology Institute, Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center University of California Los Angeles, Calif ornia, USA... 

Paigen, K., Mammalian P-glucuronidase genetics, molecular biology, and cell biology, Prog. Nucleic Acid Res. Mol. Biol, 37, 155, 1989. 

Because lantibiotics are gene-encoded antimicrobials, genetic, molecular biology, and protein chemistry techniques have been used traditionally to explore their structure and biosynthesis. These approaches include gene deletions and disruptions, and... 

Department of Genetics Molecular Oncology and Development Program/Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, Connecticut... 

Genetic, Molecular, and Clinical Characterization of Adrenergic Receptor Polymorphisms... 

M. Kimura. Population Genetics, Molecular Evolution and the Neutral Theory. Chicago, IL University of Chicago Press (1994). 

Today s molecular biologists, in their insistence on a rigid genetic, molecular reductionism, a total explanation of all there is to say in molecular terms, are, it seems to me, committing a philosophical and scientific error akin to that of the physicist Kelvin in the nineteenth century who argued that a complete physics was only possible when all phenomena could be reduced to mechanical... 

Although the peripheral neuroectodermal tumor (PNET) and ES were first described, respectively, by Stout in 1918 and Ewing in 1921, it has only recently been established through immunohistochemical and genetic-molecular studies that the two are not only related but also belong to the same family of tumors. ES/PNET may be found in bone, soft tissue, and various parenchymal organs (lung, pancreas, kidney), as well as the head and neck. 

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