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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241. New genome shares many features with other known lepidopteran genomes . It differs however for its Aandskew.
242. Proteomics means the large-scale analysis of all the proteins encoded by the genome. It can be divided into expression proteomics and functional proteomics.
243. This includes the unique packaging and structure of the sperm genome along with its paternally derived RNAs in preparation for their delivery to the egg.
244. Genetic analysis was conducted on genome DNAs from 15 polyploid sugarbeet varieties by RAPD markers.
245. They then found the same virus lurking in the genome of the three-toed sloth.
246. Pseudogene is regarded as biologic fossil in genome evolution and key in research of biologic evolution and dynamic genome because it keeps information of ancient genes.
247. There are many hypotheses, none conclusively established,(http://sentencedict.com/genome.html) for how junk DNA arose and why it persists in the genome.
248. It has been developed with the objective of serving as an annotated and curated database comprising complete genome sequences of viruses, value-added derived data and data mining tools.
249. Along with science of medicine's development, will give disease take the human genome as the foundation nutriology research to treat brings a revolution.
250. When DNA co-discoverer James Watson published his genome in 2007, he left one tiny bit out: the piece that would have told him which version of the APOE gene he has.
251. The relationship among 5 micro-satellite DNA markers from chicken genome and growth traits of 97 Bian chickens was studied by the least square analysis.
252. FMDV is a member of the picornavirus family. Non-enveloped FMDV has a single stranded positive-sense RNA genome.
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