21.   For example, if researchers find mouse genes for something that looks like aggression, they may then find no correlation between those genes and aggressive behavior in people.

22.   Genetic researchers may dream of finding a gene and boarding the plane for Stockholm to collect a Nobel Prize.

23.   He describes what he thinks the ramifications of finding this gene will be.

24.   Having found such genes, researchers can then look for them in human beings and try to find out if they are associated with the behaviors in question.

25.   He noted that since the cystic fibrosis gene was found, all efforts to treat the lung disease by transferring new genes into lung cells have failed.

26.   Human Genome Sciences found its genes by catching cells in the act of making the proteins, without knowing at first what the genes did.

27.   If a gene were found, it could identify women at high risk for the disorder.

28.   If they find the mouse genes, they will search for human equivalents, then figure out how they work.

29.   In addition to finding the gene, researchers at Rockefeller University said they also identified two separate mutations that damage it and lead to obesity.

30.   In a stroke of inspired good fortune, biologists have found a gene that turns out to exert profound effects on the social behavior of mice.