Sentence examples for database on genetic from inspiring English sources
Critics of Myriad have long noted that the company stopped contributing to the primary international database on genetic mutations related to breast cancer, in what is widely seen as a move to further capitalize on their monopoly access to more than a million women's family history and genetic information.
Still, given the rapid growth of this database, on-line genetic information and the bitterness sometimes seen in divorce proceedings or other situations in which considerable sums of money or prestige are involved, it is not inconceivable that this could happen in the future.
Annotation on databases of genetic variation and human disease mutations revealed several novel, potentially deleterious mutations.
Police homed in on him after examining an online database of genetic profiles.
Tute is opening a new door for precision medicine by providing a scalable, clinical-grade solution based on a trusted heritage of discovery and an unprecedented database of genetic variant information making it easier for clinicians to practice precision medicine.
But Dr. Venter said cooperating with the government was a cost-effective way to add to its database of genetic information.
23andMe's huge database of genetic information.
As extinction of indigenous breeds is accelerated, it will become extremely important to enrich the Bovine HapMap database with information on genetic variation from indigenous animals that have not yet been studied.
As a result of our systematic search for online repositories of genetic epidemiology data, we found 13 databases containing information on genetic association on more than one gene.
Thirteen databases contained information on genetic association studies in more than a single gene (Table 1 and Additional file 1).
First, we integrated different data resources into BALL-SNP, including databases containing information on genetic variants such as ClinVar or HUMSAVAR; third party tools that predict stability or pathogenicity in silico such as I-Mutant2.0; and additional information derived from the 3D structure such as a prediction of binding pockets.
