Definition of fruit fly in English:

fruit fly

noun

A small fly which feeds on fruit in both its adult and larval stages.
Families Drosophilidae and Tephritidae: many genera. See also drosophila
Example sentencesExamples
- The fruit fly is among the most studied organisms in the world, because its genes can be easily examined and manipulated to simulate human genetics.
- The reproductive system of the female fruit fly, as in humans, contains a reservoir of adult stem cells.
- To elucidate the cellular functions of NSF, we have chosen to use a genetic approach in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.
- The study, which paves the way for a new era of bee research, marks the third insect genome to be sequenced, after the fruit fly and the mosquito.
- We found that mutations in small bristles affect several tissues during the development of the fruit fly.
- It's been more than 20 years since researchers first genetically engineered an insect, the laboratory fruit fly.
- Previous evidence suggested that fruit flies and humans rely on the same genes to develop their auditory organs, which in the fruit fly is in the antenna.
- In the fruit fly, there is a well-studied system that prevents transmission of one particular genotype to the next generation in appropriate genetic backgrounds.
- The reproductive potential of fruit flies is enormous; given the opportunity, they will lay about 500 eggs.
- Increased levels of PKG have completely opposite effects in C. elegans compared to the fruit fly or honey bee.
- Wormy fruit is the work of the currant fruit fly.
- The first mutations of a single gene affecting the daily locomotion rhythm were found in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.
- This finding, say the researchers, indicates that inertia, and not friction, is the greater force for the fruit fly to overcome in the turn.
- Morgan wanted to draw firm conclusions based on quantitative and analytical data and so set out to test their theories using the fruit fly as his subject.
- The researchers plan to identify genes that have helped the fruit flies adapt to these harsh conditions.
- If you turn it on artificially in a fruit fly, in the antenna of the fruit fly, then the fruit fly will grow an eye in its antenna.
- When a fruit fly begins to mature from a juvenile larva into an adult, it is known as a pupa, like the one on the left.
- Normally, the black cherry fruit fly will emerge 10 days to two weeks earlier than the cherry fruit fly.
- Hox genes were discovered through the study of the fruit fly.
- In fact so similar is this gene, that pieces of the mammalian gene, when spliced into a fruit fly, will cause a wing to appear on the fly.

Definition of fruit fly in US English:

fruit fly

nounˈfro͞ot ˌflīˈfrut ˌflaɪ

A small fly which feeds on fruit in both its adult and larval stages.
Families Drosophilidae and Tephritidae: many genera. See also drosophila
Example sentencesExamples
- The reproductive system of the female fruit fly, as in humans, contains a reservoir of adult stem cells.
- To elucidate the cellular functions of NSF, we have chosen to use a genetic approach in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.
- In the fruit fly, there is a well-studied system that prevents transmission of one particular genotype to the next generation in appropriate genetic backgrounds.
- Increased levels of PKG have completely opposite effects in C. elegans compared to the fruit fly or honey bee.
- The researchers plan to identify genes that have helped the fruit flies adapt to these harsh conditions.
- The reproductive potential of fruit flies is enormous; given the opportunity, they will lay about 500 eggs.
- If you turn it on artificially in a fruit fly, in the antenna of the fruit fly, then the fruit fly will grow an eye in its antenna.
- It's been more than 20 years since researchers first genetically engineered an insect, the laboratory fruit fly.
- In fact so similar is this gene, that pieces of the mammalian gene, when spliced into a fruit fly, will cause a wing to appear on the fly.
- Hox genes were discovered through the study of the fruit fly.
- Previous evidence suggested that fruit flies and humans rely on the same genes to develop their auditory organs, which in the fruit fly is in the antenna.
- The first mutations of a single gene affecting the daily locomotion rhythm were found in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.
- Normally, the black cherry fruit fly will emerge 10 days to two weeks earlier than the cherry fruit fly.
- Morgan wanted to draw firm conclusions based on quantitative and analytical data and so set out to test their theories using the fruit fly as his subject.
- We found that mutations in small bristles affect several tissues during the development of the fruit fly.
- The fruit fly is among the most studied organisms in the world, because its genes can be easily examined and manipulated to simulate human genetics.
- This finding, say the researchers, indicates that inertia, and not friction, is the greater force for the fruit fly to overcome in the turn.
- Wormy fruit is the work of the currant fruit fly.
- When a fruit fly begins to mature from a juvenile larva into an adult, it is known as a pupa, like the one on the left.
- The study, which paves the way for a new era of bee research, marks the third insect genome to be sequenced, after the fruit fly and the mosquito.

单词	fruit fly
释义	Definition of fruit fly in English: fruit fly noun A small fly which feeds on fruit in both its adult and larval stages. Families Drosophilidae and Tephritidae: many genera. See also drosophila Example sentencesExamples The fruit fly is among the most studied organisms in the world, because its genes can be easily examined and manipulated to simulate human genetics. The reproductive system of the female fruit fly, as in humans, contains a reservoir of adult stem cells. To elucidate the cellular functions of NSF, we have chosen to use a genetic approach in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster. The study, which paves the way for a new era of bee research, marks the third insect genome to be sequenced, after the fruit fly and the mosquito. We found that mutations in small bristles affect several tissues during the development of the fruit fly. It's been more than 20 years since researchers first genetically engineered an insect, the laboratory fruit fly. Previous evidence suggested that fruit flies and humans rely on the same genes to develop their auditory organs, which in the fruit fly is in the antenna. In the fruit fly, there is a well-studied system that prevents transmission of one particular genotype to the next generation in appropriate genetic backgrounds. The reproductive potential of fruit flies is enormous; given the opportunity, they will lay about 500 eggs. Increased levels of PKG have completely opposite effects in C. elegans compared to the fruit fly or honey bee. Wormy fruit is the work of the currant fruit fly. The first mutations of a single gene affecting the daily locomotion rhythm were found in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster. This finding, say the researchers, indicates that inertia, and not friction, is the greater force for the fruit fly to overcome in the turn. Morgan wanted to draw firm conclusions based on quantitative and analytical data and so set out to test their theories using the fruit fly as his subject. The researchers plan to identify genes that have helped the fruit flies adapt to these harsh conditions. If you turn it on artificially in a fruit fly, in the antenna of the fruit fly, then the fruit fly will grow an eye in its antenna. When a fruit fly begins to mature from a juvenile larva into an adult, it is known as a pupa, like the one on the left. Normally, the black cherry fruit fly will emerge 10 days to two weeks earlier than the cherry fruit fly. Hox genes were discovered through the study of the fruit fly. In fact so similar is this gene, that pieces of the mammalian gene, when spliced into a fruit fly, will cause a wing to appear on the fly. Definition of fruit fly in US English: fruit fly nounˈfro͞ot ˌflīˈfrut ˌflaɪ A small fly which feeds on fruit in both its adult and larval stages. Families Drosophilidae and Tephritidae: many genera. See also drosophila Example sentencesExamples The reproductive system of the female fruit fly, as in humans, contains a reservoir of adult stem cells. To elucidate the cellular functions of NSF, we have chosen to use a genetic approach in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster. In the fruit fly, there is a well-studied system that prevents transmission of one particular genotype to the next generation in appropriate genetic backgrounds. Increased levels of PKG have completely opposite effects in C. elegans compared to the fruit fly or honey bee. The researchers plan to identify genes that have helped the fruit flies adapt to these harsh conditions. The reproductive potential of fruit flies is enormous; given the opportunity, they will lay about 500 eggs. If you turn it on artificially in a fruit fly, in the antenna of the fruit fly, then the fruit fly will grow an eye in its antenna. It's been more than 20 years since researchers first genetically engineered an insect, the laboratory fruit fly. In fact so similar is this gene, that pieces of the mammalian gene, when spliced into a fruit fly, will cause a wing to appear on the fly. Hox genes were discovered through the study of the fruit fly. Previous evidence suggested that fruit flies and humans rely on the same genes to develop their auditory organs, which in the fruit fly is in the antenna. The first mutations of a single gene affecting the daily locomotion rhythm were found in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster. Normally, the black cherry fruit fly will emerge 10 days to two weeks earlier than the cherry fruit fly. Morgan wanted to draw firm conclusions based on quantitative and analytical data and so set out to test their theories using the fruit fly as his subject. We found that mutations in small bristles affect several tissues during the development of the fruit fly. The fruit fly is among the most studied organisms in the world, because its genes can be easily examined and manipulated to simulate human genetics. This finding, say the researchers, indicates that inertia, and not friction, is the greater force for the fruit fly to overcome in the turn. Wormy fruit is the work of the currant fruit fly. When a fruit fly begins to mature from a juvenile larva into an adult, it is known as a pupa, like the one on the left. The study, which paves the way for a new era of bee research, marks the third insect genome to be sequenced, after the fruit fly and the mosquito.
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