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get yourself ready to go before you release those joe's for this field trip
was basically to collect samples for a population that survey of of alligators
plant biologist david radius in the field it spells science and attention
the important thing to do here in austin or one like this is to keep that heaven
with support from the national science foundation http rang and his team at
mississippi state university
are backing crocodile an alligator gino some flat house have changed a little
over the past eighty million years or so
raise it changes see the genetic blueprints especially since these
animals at the closest living ancestors to today's birds crocodilians are
interesting informative interesting point they're delivering the same thing
their bodies are doing there
involving very caring for
parading probably until you wouldn't think it from looking at them
heartbeat others closest existing rocket
genomics could help save endangered species
he's like the indian gary l scientists could identify the most diverse animals
in the gene pool that breed them the more we can understand about the way did
you get the convo
more likely we are to understand how we can keep them from going extinct
it's easily
this is a need for the first
another aspect of his research paid seven for the fact that
is actually the farewell
raised he'd studies genes called transpose the full alex in fact another
adam
the so-called jumping to you scan copy themselves and literally jump around in
a d_n_a_ sequence
better understanding of them could lead to improve genetic therapies in the
future these transpose involvements contributed many of the regulatory
elements the tele jeanne when the turn on internal and so the fact that these
things can move from place to place
lets us understand better
how disease
are regulated how we can change the regulation to include *** bats and other
creatures that raised him studies
may not be the easiest to catch
but understanding their genes is a subject work wrestling
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