X inactivation turns off entire chromosomes, whereas imprinting turns off only specific genes. How do these processes work, and why do they often produce similar results? Upon examining their ...

You're not an equal product of both parents' genes. Genomic imprinting, a process whereby only one gene copy is expressed, not only exists but, combined with mutations, may lead to disease.

It explores different methods of surface decoration, including incising, imprinting, and modeling with soft clay, as well as the application of glazes for added visual interest. The film ...

Lisen Imprinting Diagnostic, Inc. (LisenID) has entered a know-how agreement with Mayo Clinic to research and develop ...

When ducklings are hatched, the first moving object they see is usually their mother. They proceed to follow her. If they see another moving object, however, they follow it instead ...

Imprinting is partly innate because the young birds will only learn to recognise and follow objects that have certain features. For example, goslings imprint on the first object they see that ...

A key focus of the research is the success in identifying differences between the two alleles and, in some cases, demonstrating that these differences result from genomic imprinting—meaning that ...

We will focus on imprinted regions of the genome. These are particularly relevant to longitudinal study designs as imprinting occurs early in development and it can be influenced by the early ...

At South Parade, London, the artist’s sculptures evoke states of fragility whilst addressing personal and societal trauma ...