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| Genetic alteration (8) | |
| Genetic experiments (5) | |
| Genetic improvement (5) | |
| Genetic information (83) | |
| Genetic manipulation (9) | |
| Genetic marker (9) | |
| Genetic testing (26) | |
| Genetic variation (35) | |
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because we ve struggled with the technical aspects of doing these genetic experiments says Kirk Deitsch a professor of microbiology
. Vannevar bush professor of biology and director of the Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental biology. ost regenerative models today derived from genetic experiments are arrow diagrams,
a nematode worm widely used for genetic experiments. The worms became paralyzed within about 10 days.
Daniel Lobo/Michael Levin-Tufts University"Most regenerative models today derived from genetic experiments are arrow diagrams,
"Most regenerative models today derived from genetic experiments are arrow diagrams, showing which gene regulates which other gene.
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