Category:Genetics
Here is a list of articles in the Genetics category of the Biology portal. Template:Verylarge Genetics is the study of genes, heredity, and the variation of organisms, as well as the medical practice of diagnosing, treating, and counseling patients with genetic disorders. Humans began applying knowledge of genetics in prehistory with the domestication and breeding of plants and animals. In modern research, genetics provides important tools in the investigation of the function of a particular gene, e.g. analysis of genetic interactions. Within organisms, genetic information generally is carried in chromosomes, where it is represented in the chemical structure of particular DNA molecules.
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Subcategories
This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.
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- Applied genetics (74 P)
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- Behavioural genetics (49 P)
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- Classical genetics (96 P)
- Genetics concepts (22 P)
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- Genetics experiments (21 P)
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- Genetic linkage analysis (3 P)
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- Genetics terms (10 P)
Pages in category "Genetics"
The following 196 pages are in this category, out of 396 total.
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- Biology:Macrosatellite
- Physics:Magnetogenetics
- Biology:MAP3K15
- Biology:Marker-assisted selection
- Medicine:MASS syndrome
- Biology:Maternal effect
- Biology:Maximum genetic diversity
- Biology:Meiotic drive
- Philosophy:Memetics
- Biology:Mendelian error
- Biology:Microsatellite
- Biology:Midparent
- Biology:Minichromosome
- Biology:Minnesota Twin Family Study
- Biology:Mirror tree
- Biology:Mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase kinase 15
- Biology:Mobilome
- Biology:Modifications (genetics)
- Biology:Molecular cytogenetics
- Biology:Morbid map
- Biology:Mosaic (genetics)
- Biology:Haplogroup Z
- Biology:Multifactorial disease
- Biology:Multifactorial diseases
- Biology:Multiple cloning site
- Biology:Museomics
- Biology:Mutation accumulation theory
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- Biology:Nagoya Protocol
- Biology:Necrofauna
- Biology:Neofunctionalization
- Biology:Neurocriminology
- Biology:Neurogenetics
- Biology:Neurogenomics
- Biology:Neuronal lineage marker
- Biology:Neutral network (evolution)
- Biology:Nic site
- Biology:Nik operon
- Biology:NIPAL4
- Biology:NlaIII
- Biology:Non-allelic homologous recombination
- Biology:Non-helical models of DNA structure
- Biology:Nondisjunction
- Biology:Noninvasive genotyping
- Biology:Normalized chromosome value
- Biology:Nuclear sexing
- Biology:Nuclease protection assay
- Biology:Nucleic acid
- Biology:Nucleomodulin
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- Biology:Parasitic chromosome
- Biology:Partial dominance hypothesis
- Biology:Pathogenicity island
- Biology:Patome
- Biology:PBluescript
- Biology:Penetrance
- Biology:Peptidoglycan recognition protein 3
- Biology:Peptidoglycan recognition protein 4
- Biology:Phene
- Biology:Phenocopy
- Biology:Phenotype modification
- Biology:Phenotypic integration
- Biology:Phenotypic plasticity
- Biology:Phylostratum
- Biology:PLAC1
- Biology:Plant genetic resources
- Biology:Plant–fungus horizontal gene transfer
- Biology:Polar overdominance
- Biology:Polony sequencing
- Medicine:Polydactyly-myopia syndrome
- Biology:Polygenic adaptation
- Biology:Polymerase stuttering
- Biology:Polyphenism
- Biology:Polyploid complex
- Biology:Position-effect variegation
- Biology:Positional Sequencing
- Biology:Positional sequencing
- Biology:Primosome
- Biology:Principles of genetics
- Medicine:Prion
- Biology:Pronucleus
- Biology:Proofreading
- Biology:Prophase
- Biology:Proton coupled amino acid transporter
- Biology:Pseudoalleles
- Biology:Pseudolinkage
- Medicine:PURA syndrome
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- Biology:Radiation reduced hybrid
- Biology:Random chimeragenesis on transient templates
- Biology:Ras-interacting protein 1
- Biology:RASIP1
- Biology:RCCX
- Biology:Reading frame
- Biology:Reassortment
- Biology:RecF pathway
- Biology:Reciprocal silencing
- Biology:RecLOH
- Biology:Recognition sequence
- Biology:Red-suffusion rosy-faced lovebird mutation
- Biology:Replication protein A
- Biology:Reproductive isolation
- Biology:Restriction map
- Biology:Reverse transcriptase
- Organization:Revive & Restore
- Biology:Ribosomal frameshift
- Biology:Ribotyping
- Biology:Right To Know
- Biology:RNA-directed DNA methylation
- Biology:Robustness (evolution)
- Biology:Rule of six (viruses)
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- Biology:S4 protein domain
- Biology:Savior sibling
- Biology:SBK3
- Biology:Scleraxis
- Biology:SCRN3
- Biology:Second-degree relative
- Biology:Sequence space (evolution)
- Biology:SequenceVariantAnalyzer
- Biology:Sex linkage
- Biology:Sex-Chromosome Dosage compensation
- Biology:Sex-chromosome dosage compensation
- Biology:Sex-linked barring
- Biology:Shadow effect
- Biology:Signature-tagged mutagenesis
- Biology:Single-base extension
- Biography:Ahna Skop
- Biology:SMIM15
- Biology:Snagger
- Software:Snagger
- Medicine:Snijders Blok-Campeau syndrome
- Medicine:Snijders Blok–Campeau syndrome
- Biology:Snpstr
- Biology:Somatic mutation
- Biology:SOS chromotest
- Biology:SoxC group
- Biology:Staggered extension process
- Biology:State switching
- Biology:Sterility (physiology)
- Biology:Strawberry roan
- Biology:Subclade
- Biology:SUI1
- Biology:SUI1 protein domain
- Biology:SWAP protein domain
- Biology:Synaptic tagging
- Biology:Syntelic
- Biology:Syntelog
- Biology:Synthesis-dependent strand annealing
- Biology:Synthetic genetic array
- Biology:Synthetic lethality
- Biology:Synthetic rescue
- Biology:Systems Biology Ontology
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- Biology:Tafazzin
- Biology:Tandem chimerism
- Biology:Tandem repeat locus
- Biology:Three-point cross
- Biology:Transcription bubble
- Biology:Transcriptional amplification
- Biology:Transcriptome-wide association study
- Biology:Transfer DNA binary system
- Biology:Transformation efficiency
- Biology:Transgressive segregation
- Biology:Translational frameshift
- Biology:Transmission disequilibrium test
- Biology:Tre recombinase
- Biology:Triangle of U
- Biology:Trinucleotide repeat expansion
- Biology:Tumor mutational burden
- Biology:Twin registry
- Organization:TwinsUK