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Meanings of genetically defective in English

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Usage of genetically defective in English
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This was that children born outside marriage were in some way genetically defective, writes Mary Raftery.
The Irish Times
2
Other risks were present inside the nests themselves: the eggs might not be properly inseminated, or the sperm might be genetically defective.
Anthill: a novel
3
The embryos, too genetically defective to be implanted in a woman, are usually discarded; they were previously considered too defective to make ESCs.
Wired
4
He believed human matings should be on the same high plane as horse breeding and favored preventing the reproduction of the genetically defective.
The new yorker
5
She claimed he called her " genetically defective" and a "parasite", and that he verbally abused her in front of their young daughter.
The Guardian
6
The Nazi Law for Protection Against Genetically Defective Offspring was based on American models for sterilizing the unfit.
Second glance
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