Similar words: screening, genetics, epigenetics, molecular genetics, screened, genetic counseling, genetic engineering, genetic. Meaning: n. analyzing a group of people to determine genetic susceptibility to a particular disease.
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1 Today, genetic screening is expanding due to genetic engineering technology.
2 One contentious area where ethical controversies abound concerns genetic screening and the detection of high risk groups.
3 But a wide range of genetic screening will rise to a series of social problems.
4 Genetic screening is recommended in these patients, children and husband.
5 Egg donors undergo the same medical and genetic screening as sperm donors, although it is not currently possible to freeze and quarantine eggs like sperm.
6 For women, genetic screening offers the hope of better understanding the likelihood that they'll develop breast cancer.
7 Molecular genetic screening in negative autopsy cases can play an important role in explaining the cause of SCD and risk stratification of SCD.
8 The answer for the genetic screening was 59.7%, whereas the answer for the question-based Gail model was 58%.
9 Haploid development in zebrafish has been applied for genetic screening.
10 You have performed all necessary health checks, genetic screening, and selected the perfect mate for your bitch. Now it's time to work out the details of the mating.
11 Finding tetrachromats through genetic screening is one thing. Proving they can see tens of millions of additional colors is another.
12 Courses cover genome analysis, pharmacology, genetic screening, targeted gene delivery, ethics, and more.
13 Insurance companies may be genetic screening information to predict the expected life of customers.
14 Sperm donors undergo extensive medical and genetic screening, as well as testing for infectious diseases.
15 This includes honesty, psychological, and personality tests, genetic screening, substance abuse tests and polygraph examinations.
16 Screening for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy can be done either by echocardiography or by genetic screening.
17 Here we describe haploid mouse embryonic stem cells and show their application in forward genetic screening.
18 Caplan points to Internet bidding wars for eggs, a lack of standards in genetic screening of embryos,(www.Sentencedict.com) and unenforceable contracts with surrogate mothers.
19 But it does mean that talk of a "gene for dyslexia", or genetic screening for personality or ability, is seriously misguided.
20 She and her colleagues conclude that, given the cost involved, genetic screening is not worthwhile in a clinical context.
21 They looked at consumption patterns of beer, wine and liquor, cancer incidence and genetic screening information for the study participants, who were 35 to 70 years old.
22 The team selected rice strains that have poor grain-filling and, following extensive genetic screening, found a mutation within a gene called GIF1 (Grain Incomplete Filling 1).
23 Five months ago, the Combating Autism Act was passed by Congress, with the government authorising $1bn to be spent on research, including genetic screening.
24 They may be imaging, they may be biomarkers or genetic screening that would dictate different therapies for different patients.
25 A two-tier private system would comfort mainly the very rich who could afford the best genetic screening, robotics and other treatments for themselves and their children.
26 It is suggested to utilize this detection for genetic counseling, prenatal diagnosis, and the genetic screening of neonates and the sensorineural hearing loss with unknown reason.
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