Similar words: phenomenology, phenomenon, genomics, phenomena, phenomenal, phenomenally, splenomegaly, venom. Meaning: ['dʒɪːnəʊm] 
n. the ordering of genes in a haploid set of chromosomes of a particular organism; the full DNA sequence of an organism.
n. the ordering of genes in a haploid set of chromosomes of a particular organism; the full DNA sequence of an organism. 
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31. They are accumulated at the rate of about one hundred per genome per generation in mammals.
32. Foreign genes can readily be inserted into the virus genome and expressed at high levels.
33. J., and is the fourth microbial genetic blueprint Human Genome has determined.
34. The mouse genome is extremely similar to ours, differing by as few as 200 to 300 genes.
35. The human genome project opens up the possibility of eliminating certain inherited, genetic diseases.
36. At the two-cell stage the mouse genome is clearly active.
37. Until now I have abstained from commenting on the possible effects of the Human Genome Project on society in future.
38. This result suggests that the 16S rRNA gene is present in one copy per genome.
39. Autotetroploid rice has double genome compared with diploid rice.
40. Genome of Mosquito That Spreads West Nile Virus Sequenced.
41. The human genome contains thousands of these LTR fragments.
42. Research and analysis of the genome of Gossypium arboreum.
43. Genome analysis of Festuca and Lolium hybrids.
44. The Human Genome Project has several objectives.
45. Our field of study is genome mapping.
46. The genome of the honeybee is yielding some clues.
47. Eventually a whole genome?" Hecht said.
48. Therefore, functional genome systematics comes into forth.
49. The human genome project is ultimately flawed.
50. The pinot noir genome is sequenced. GM wine, anyone?
51. Have you ever heard of Human Genome Project?
52. Complete Sequence Determination and Analysis of Bombyx mori Mitochondrial Genome.
53. Does the Human Genome Project affect the moral standards of society?
54. The genome projects comprise the structural genomics focusing on determining the complete sequences of the genome and the functional genomics focusing on elucidating the biological function of genes.
55. On page 1921 in this issue, Morrison et al. describe such a genome from the diplomonad protist Giardia lamblia,(http://sentencedict.com/genome.html) a human intestinal parasite.
56. Researchers just mapped the genome of a female platypus from Australia.
57. OBJECTIVE:To explore the status of mitochondrial genome length instability in different tumors and its possible role in the tumorigenesis.
58. The foundation of AFLP experimental system that was suitable for sugar beet apomixis was confirmed by the analysis of sugar beet leaf genome DNA.
59. The key to its hopeful success is the company's Music Genome Project, a 15 man-year undertaking to analyze more than 130,000 songs and break them down to more than 400 characteristics.
60. To find out how many migrations there were, Willerslev's team compared the Aboriginal Australian genome with Han Chinese, European and African genomes.
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