The phrase "a pair of genetically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two items or entities that share genetic characteristics or are related in a genetic context.
Example: "The researchers studied a pair of genetically identical twins to understand the effects of environment on behavior."
Alternatives: "a duo of genetically" or "two genetically".
But sometimes the inactivation may be skewed, leading to remarkable situations where one of a pair of genetically identical female twins has all the symptoms of an X-linked genetic disease and the other is completely healthy.
Tamarama is a pair of genetically blessed Australians, Nicolas Potts and Jay Lyon, models both.
Here they are, New York, the ultimate brother-and-sister act, a pair of genetically matched hams who combine the narcissism, fearfulness, shabbiness and splendor of every actor who ever walked the boards.
It is May 2154, and a pair of genetically enhanced Humans, referred to as "Augments", leave their home planet and take control of a Klingon Bird-of-Prey warship after killing the crew.
The RWPE lines represent a pair of genetically similar prostatic epithelial cells.
A pair of genetically distant accessions was selected within each species.
Furthermore, one of a pair of closely genetically related individuals (i.e., with an estimated genetic relatedness larger than 0.025) was dropped, which left for the analysis 3616 distantly related individuals.
First, we took advantage of systematic genetic interaction data available for the yeast S. cerevisiae, and identified all pairs of genetically antagonizing duplicate genes as representatives of high diversifiability between duplicate genes.
A fight ensues, drawing in a pair of bounty hunters: the genetically engineered raccoon Rocket, and the tree-like humanoid Groot.
He showed that, on average, a pair of individuals is as genetically similar as first cousins once removed.
It appears that the members of any possible pair of genetically identical human twins could be stalemated, e.g., in an arm-wrestling match.
