"genetic database" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of genetic information, such as sequences or gene activity. For example, "The lab has been able to access a large genetic database to analyse the gene expression of different species."
A new genetic database could help reveal why animals age so differently.
Applying machine learning to a genetic database enabled one biotech company to invent a noninvasive test that prevents unnecessary surgery.
The Baltic nation of Estonia is also looking to set up a genetic database of nearly all its 1.4 million citizens.
An online genetic database used by medical researchers, he told readers, showed that two of the snippets were found more often in Europeans and Asians than in Africans.
The center has a large clinical treatment program and a genetic database that will house samples from tens of thousands of depressed and bipolar patients.
Among its goals are developing technology to raise human embryonic stem cells and to form a genetic database based on the findings.
We agree with Ms. Pauwels that any genetic database used for clinical purposes should be regulated.
Iceland's supreme court has ruled that the transfer of a dead patient's health data to a proposed genetic database would infringe the privacy rights of the man's descendants.
And the organisation continues to grow a massive genetic database containing DNA information of family members of the disappeared to help identify future remains, or to confirm the identities of kidnapped and misappropriated children.
In recent years, for example, an Australian enterprise came to the Pacific island of Tonga and proposed paying the government for the right to set up a genetic database.
A nonprofit foundation here is compiling a giant genetic database that will try to pinpoint -- after a quick swab of a person's cheek for a DNA sample -- where the person's ancestors came from.
