The phrase "a genetic framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the underlying genetic principles or structures that support a particular concept, study, or application in genetics or biology.
Example: "The researchers developed a genetic framework for understanding the hereditary patterns of the disease."
Alternatives: "a genetic basis for" or "a genetic structure for".
Many of the genes found to be important for promoting pairing are highly enriched for functions associated with mitotic cell division, suggesting a genetic framework for a long-standing link between chromosome dynamics during mitosis and nuclear organization during interphase.
These results indicate that the Salmonella core genome provides a genetic framework for specific pathogenic determinants to be housed: acquisition of gastroenteritis- or typhoid-causing traits may "direct" the bacteria towards fundamentally distinct pathogens.
This study successfully implements a genetic framework for cryptic species detection and characterization.
Our results provide a genetic framework for further study on the role of H2O2 in regulation of cell death.
In addition to these insights, our data provide a genetic framework for the chemical characterization of these compounds for biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications.
Along with these gene sets we also noticed calcium signaling related genes possibly participating in a genetic framework for seed maturation (Additional file 3), which needs further investigation.
These differences indicate that functional genomics and metabolic engineering of D. tertiolecta cannot be fully based on the sequence information obtained from model organisms, and further demonstrates the importance of annotated D. tertiolecta transcriptome as a genetic framework required for carrying out such studies.
The fully sequenced genomes of the WCS strains provide a genetic framework that allows for detailed analysis of the biological mechanisms of the plant-beneficial traits of the PGPR.
It provides a genetic framework and evolutionary context for studies looking within single countries or looking at individual outbreaks or lineages of interest.
This comparative genome analysis provides a key genetic framework for reassessing our understanding of the molecular events contributing to PSGN pathogenesis.
This SSR-based tetraploid map provides a valuable genetic framework for qualitative and quantitative trait analysis in A. hypogaea.
