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genome /ge·nome/ (je´nom) the complete set of hereditary factors contained in the haploid set of chromosomes.genom´ic
Genome The genetic makeup of a cell, composed of DNA. Mentioned in: Malignant Melanoma genome (jē´nōm), n the total gene complement of a set of chromosomes found in higher life forms. genome, human, n the complete set of genes in the chromosomes of each cell. genome all of the genes carried by a gamete, i.e. the complete set of hereditary factors contained in the chromosomal DNA. For some viruses, the genome is RNA. diploid genome having two genetically identical RNA molecules of RNA, characteristic of retroviruses. integrated genome the integration of the viral DNA into the cellular DNA of the host, as occurs in some kinds of persistent infections and the induction of tumors. segmented genome the genome is composed of separate segments. A characteristic of some viruses. |
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Tokyo, Japan, Sept 7, 2006 - (JCN) - GNI Ltd, a Japan based global group for developing new drugs, have partnered with Auckland Uniservices Limited in a joint research in analyzing the genome networks of melanoma and breast cancer. A team headed by scientists in Massachusetts has announced the DNA sequence of a boxer named Tasha, a detailed comparison of the dog's genome with those of mice and people, and a study of genetic variation among dog breeds. Adam, Eve, and the Genome: The Human Genome Project and Theology. |
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