Sentence examples for genetically testing from inspiring English sources

"The DNA sequencing machines we use cost crores [tens of millions] of rupees, and genetically testing for parenthood does not even cover the cost of running the laboratory or maintaining the equipment".

Since those with a single copy of the affected gene are of normal stature, the researchers determined which volunteers had this quality by genetically testing volunteers' saliva samples.

Below we focus on identifying the gene(s) underlying the peak and genetically testing its association with the phenotype.

The cost of genetically testing, counselling and referring any members of a family where a mutation had previously been found (event pathways 8, 12, 13, 17 and 21), for example, a brother or sister and a cancer-affected relative had been through event pathways 6, 10, 15 or 19, ranged between £1,152 and £1,589.

Unlike individuals who choose to have themselves genetically tested, clones who know their genetic parent's medical history will be involuntarily informed.

Embryos produced using in vitro fertilization may be genetically tested for HD using preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD).

Thousands more patients will also have their cancers genetically tested to identify potential individualised treatments.

Most patients who have cancers with the mutation in question have no idea; to find them, large groups of cancer patients must have their tumors genetically tested.

Dr. Kealy explained that Trisha had been genetically tested before she had any symptoms of HD and that she was reallynice – extraordinary even.

"Nice's guidance means that you won't need to have such a strong family history [of breast or ovarian cancer] to get genetically tested, so more people will be able to access it", said Eccles.

He says: 'I think it's unethical not to have genetically tested my children to find out if they're unable to deal with the carcinogens in barbecued food.' Strong words, and they made an impression.