biogenetics
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- noun
- /ˌbaɪoʊdʒəˈnɛtɪks/
- Specialized
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biogenética
- To create that Insanoflex you would've had to have... an advanced knowledge of biogenetics and robot hydro-rhythms.
- the science of biogenetics
- revolutionary biogenetics
Examples
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The revolutionary science of biogenetics.
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The conference was focused on the latest advancements in biogenetics and their applications in agriculture.
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- The revolutionary science of biogenetics, which has literally transformed...
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The revolutionary science of biogenetics, which has literally transformed...
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Only that he's a genecist, an expert on human biogenetics who spearheaded a program of experimentation.
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Suppose that a biogenetics scientist in a major pharmaceutical industry accidentally develops a virus that is more contagious than the common cold and more deadly than the HIV virus.
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Researchers in biogenetics are exploring how gene editing can improve crop yields.
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Biogenetics offers groundbreaking solutions for treating genetic disorders in patients.
Synonyms
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The study of how traits like eye colour or height pass from parents to children
Study of how traits pass from parents to children and how they change
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biogenetics combines bio- meaning 'life', like in biology, with genetic from a root meaning 'to give birth' or 'create', the same root you see in generate and generation. So, biogenetics is the study and use of genes in living things, showing how genes are made and passed on and helping medicine and farming.