cytogenetic

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• Biomarkers of early effect can be used in epidemiological studies to provide evidence about subclinical or intermediate effects of exposures (e.g., cytogenetic changes), and effects of very low exposure levels, and they can be used in experimental studies to evaluate the effect of an intervention.

  Academic text (2014)

• Peripheral blood cytogenetic analysis was not performed.

  Blog text (17)

• They have sequence maps, cytogenetic maps, linkage maps, vision, hybrid, human, mouse homology maps.

• In 1986, cytogenetic examination of patients with CES revealed that they have an extra G-like chromosome that is smaller than chromosome 21.

  Academic text (2004)

• A review of a prior bone marrow biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of CLL, and her peripheral blood cytogenetic profile demonstrated del(17p13.1) and del(13q34).

  Blog text (17)

• "Identification of ESUs within a species was recognized as a difficult task, requiring the use of natural history information, morphometrics, range and distribution data, as well as protein electrophoresis, cytogenetic analysis, and restriction mapping of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA." Acknowledgments

  Academic text (1991)

• The researchers conducted a cytogenetic analysis to study the chromosome structure in the patient's cells.

• Understanding cytogenetic abnormalities is essential for determining the prognosis of certain hematological disorders.

• The study revealed the cytogenetic factors influencing cell morphology and chromosomal behavior.

Synonyms

C

chromosomal

vscytogenetic

• Specialized

8 6.3

Relating to the parts inside cells that carry genes

is broader, naming the whole field that studies cell structure and chromosomes

C

cytogenetical

vscytogenetic

• Specialized

9.9

Relating to the study of cells and their chromosomes

is the alternative adjective form with the same scientific meaning

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology