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Meanings of genome in English

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Entirety of an organism's hereditary information; genome of organism (encoded by the genomic DNA) is the (biological) information of heredity which is passed from one generation of organism to the next; is transcribed to produce various RNAs.

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          Usage of genome in English
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          Comparative genome analyses were used to provide new insights into this question.
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          Recent genome-wide association studies of age at menarche identified several obesity-related variants.
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          And mapping the genome is not going to solve the problem absolutely.
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          And, of course, she herself is deeply committed to the genome project.
          Echoes Of Honor
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          Ubiquitin is therefore encoded in the human genome as a multigene family.
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          However, adaptive mutations were required elsewhere in the genome for efficient replication.
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          In the context of a genome project, several stages involve data mining.
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          Objective: To identify genetic susceptibility regions for keratoconus in the human genome.
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          On the news this morning, they say scientists have sequenced their genome.
          Breathless
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          In this respect, genome trees have often been identified with species trees.
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          Additionally, these genome-wide datasets allow for investigations of variability among genomic regions.
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          Initial analysis of a new genome usually includes annotation and comparative genomics.
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          The SNPs from all six regions met the criteria for genome-wide significance.
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          Background: Several regions of the genome show pleiotropic associations with multiple cancers.
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          The largest genome in the world, for example, belongs to an amoeba.
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          Information is also retrieved from GEO, OMIM, and major genome sequence browsers.
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          геном
          Portuguese
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          Genome through the time
          Genome across language varieties
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