1.   Scientists now understand the subtle nuances of its genetic machinery.

2.   After a picorna virus commandeers genetic machinery inside a cell nucleus, it sends messenger molecules out into the cytoplasm where proteins are made.

3.   But can the same direct approach work against cancer, where the internal genetic machinery of cells has run amok?

4.   Comparing the gene activity between the infected and uninfected samples will provide clues about how HIV wrecks the genetic machinery.

5.   Like a living syringe, it gradually empties itself into the victim and takes over its genetic machinery.

6.   New diseases, as Dr. Mohamed A. Karmali of the University of Toronto says, do not appear just because an organism acquires a new bit of genetic machinery.

7.   Next to the brain, the most obvious biological information processor is the genetic machinery of the cell.

8.   Scientists think they can make DNA work for them by using the same genetic machinery that generates living organisms to solve mathematical problems.

9.   That shape, in turn, determines how the complex interacts with the regulatory proteins and gene promoters needed to put the genetic machinery in motion.