genome
US /ˈdʒi:noʊm/
・UK /ˈdʒi:nəʊm/
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n.NounComplete set of genetic material in an organism
Your genome helps determine what a person will look like
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How To Eradicate One Of Our Deadliest Enemies – Gene Drive & Malaria
- The edits would only be inherited by half the offspring because most genes have two versions inside the genome as a failsafe.
The edits would only be inherited by half the offspring because most genes have two versions inside the genome as a failsafe.
- In the specific case of malaria, though, the risk might be acceptable, since the genetic modification doesn't make a big change in the overall genome, it only changes a very specific part.
In the specific case of malaria, though, the risk might be acceptable, since the genetic modification doesn't make a big change in the overall genome, it only changes a very specific part.
Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever – CRISPR
- The means to edit the genome of a human embryo already exist, though the technology is still in its early stages.
The means to edit the genome of a human embryo already exist, though the technology is still in its early stages.
- Modified humans could alter the genome of our entire species because their engineered traits will be passed on to their children and could spread over generations, slowly modifying the whole gene pool of humanity.
Modified humans could alter the genome of our entire species because their engineered traits will be passed on to their children and could spread over generations, slowly modifying the whole gene pool of humanity.
How the discovery of DNA changed the world – and my life | BBC Ideas
- In 2000, the first draft human genome - all the DNA needed to build a human being - was unveiled.
In 2000, the first draft human genome - all the DNA needed to build a human being - was unveiled.
老化生物学者だけど「加齢について」質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- So what I mean by that is these are biochemical modifications to your genome.
So what I mean by that is these are biochemical modifications to your genome.
- So what I mean by that is these are biochemical modifications to your genome.
So what I mean by that is these are biochemical modifications to your genome.
遺伝子の研究者だけど質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- All of us inherit part of our genome from our mom and part of our genome from our dad.
All of us inherit part of our genome from our mom and part of our genome from our dad.
- All of us inherit part of our genome from our mom and part of our genome from our dad.
All of us inherit part of our genome from our mom and part of our genome from our dad.
The Most Dangerous Weapon Is Not Nuclear
- The Human Genome Project, starting in 1990, was the first major attempt to read human DNA in its entirety. 13 years and 3 billion dollars later, it was complete.
The Human Genome Project, starting in 1990, was the first major attempt to read human DNA in its entirety. 13 years and 3 billion dollars later, it was complete.
- By then, the cost of decoding a human genome had fallen to about 100 million dollars.
By then, the cost of decoding a human genome had fallen to about 100 million dollars.
Effects of GMO and GMO Foods
- And the process by which this is done, there's potential to cause all sorts of collateral damage in the genome of organisms.
And the process by which this is done, there's potential to cause all sorts of collateral damage in the genome of organisms.
- damage in the genome of organisms and it's very hard to foresee all of the downstream
damage in the genome of organisms and it's very hard to foresee all of the downstream
Peter Diamandis - 談人類下一次的大躍進 (中英雙字幕)
- And we're doing a rapid genome sequencing prize with him.
And we're doing a rapid genome sequencing prize with him.
- and we're doing a rapid genome sequencing prize with him.
and we're doing a rapid genome sequencing prize with him.
Human DNA - Discover the Surprising Truth About Our Genes
- A news headline about the human genome project once asked, are we all one race?
A news headline about the human genome project once asked, are we all one race?
- A news headline about the Human Genome Project once asked, "Are we all one race?" Because there are no biological features that are present in one race and not in others.
A news headline about the Human Genome Project once asked, "Are we all one race?" Because there are no biological features that are present in one race and not in others.
The actual problem with vaccines
- Once its genome was finally sequenced in the 1980s, development of vaccines began with current effectiveness rates of 95%, seeing those numbers drop drastically in the US.
Once its genome was finally sequenced in the 1980s, development of vaccines began with current effectiveness rates of 95%, seeing those numbers drop drastically in the US.
- Once its genome was finally sequenced in the 1980s, development of vaccines began, with current effectiveness rates of 95%, seeing those numbers drop drastically in the US.
Once its genome was finally sequenced in the 1980s, development of vaccines began, with current effectiveness rates of 95%, seeing those numbers drop drastically in the US.