genomics
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- noun
- /dʒɪˈnoʊmɪks/
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genómica
- Advancements in genomics have revolutionized our approach to personalized medicine and disease prevention.
- functional genomics
- comparative genomics
- nutritional genomics
So I went for a bit of fasting and then I did my sensory genomics test.
- So I went for a bit of fasting and then I did my sensory genomics test.
- It's the key to all of these questions people want to answer through genomics.
- Life It took some hardcore genomics research to figure out what these yeast genomes looked like.
- I mean, I, I consider myself well educated in genomics and biotechnology, although I'm no great expert.
- So you, you came over to the United States from Singapore in order to study and you were studying genomics.
- So he's going to talk about how genomics can be used to for pathogen discovery, but also for surveillance.
- And This is why Kathy Wood believes it's so important to laser focus on technology innovation and DNA and genomics.
- So what we're trying to create is this new center at MIT for genomics and therapeutics that basically says, can we facilitate this translation?
- A DEXA scan, genomics, a grail cancer test.
- Well, yeah, actually the we'll, which we'll talk on genomics was not.
- And the second thing is genomics.
- So low earnings company, low earning companies like SPAC's or newer companies, genomics companies, pharmaceuticals, whatever.
- And one of the most important method that has now come about that we can use is what's called genomics, DNA sequencing.
Examples
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Finally, by the year 2030, comprehensive genomics-based health care will be the norm.
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So what we're trying to create is this new center at MIT for genomics and therapeutics that basically says, can we facilitate this translation?
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Well, we developed the technology in the human genomics lab about 20 years ago.
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But there are a lot of problems that genomics isn't going to address.
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I believe that the time is upon us where everyone has the ability to have their genomics read and deciphered.
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That's one thing that genomics has taught us.
Academic text (2009) -
In the age of genomics, hybrids should enjoy even greater popularity with biologists.
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In genetic disease, you're looking at genomics, you're looking at DNA.
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Functional genomics has revealed that the trees with low insect populations carry genes for stress resistance.
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Future development of scholarship will be in nutritional genomics, health disparities, and metabolism.
Academic text (2005)
Compounds
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6.2
A part of biology that studies what genes do and how they work together
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Genomics comes from the familiar word gene ('a unit of heredity' or 'a piece of DNA') and the ending -omics (which means 'the study of a whole set'). So, genomics is the study of all an organism's genes, its complete DNA.