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The process of learning to recognize 'mom'. If the natural mother is not around then the first persistent contact will become mom. In ducks the stage when imprinting can occur only lasts about 24 hours after hatching. incubate : To provide a fertile egg with the conditions necessary for it to develop into a baby. incubator : A container with the proper humidity and temperature to allow fertile eggs to hatch.
출처: pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~becker/HatchingProgram/Tea...
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| imprinted g. |
a gene whose expression has been affected by genomic imprinting so that only a single allele functions, the other being turned off by epigenetic mechanisms during embryonic development.
출처: www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_health_library.j...
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| imprinting |
The process by which nature leaves a gap in the unfolding of the genetic program in the development of an organism to be filled in by the environment. Researchers have explored this phenomenon by interfering with nature's plans - for example, by substituting a person for a duck as the first large moving object seen by baby ducks (Konrad Lorenz). ...
출처: siliclone.tripod.com/books/history/H111.html
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| imprint |
(1) the name and place of the publisher and printer required by law if a publication is to be published. Sometimes accompanied by codes indicating the quantity printed, month/year of printing and an internal control number. (2) when text is printed on preprinted stock on another press to add information.
출처: www.purdue.edu/printingservices/support/glossary/g...
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| imprint |
In the publishing world, the term imprint usually means the name under which a publisher issues books. For example, you may come across a statement such as "Copernicus Books is an imprint of Springer-Verlag."
출처: www.stkate.edu/library/howdoi/glossary.html
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