The word 'genetics' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the study of genes, heredity, and variation in organisms. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as discussing inheritance patterns, genetic disorders, or the role of genetics in evolution. Example: "The rise of personalized medicine has led to an increased focus on understanding an individual's unique genetics and how they may impact their health."
Even so, much of the public fear about genetics comes from poor understanding.One concern is the idea that genetic modification in the laboratory is more dangerous than genetic modification in the field, which is long-established (see article).
Noticing the cramps and moans of my peers, my absent period appeared to be a blessing of genetics.
"It's all to do with your genetics," Rachel adds.
Although the Wellcome Unit closed in 1992, its legacy continues at the Instituto Evandro Chagas, now a hub for visiting scientists researching all aspects of Leishmania and other parasites, from ecology to epidemiology, immunology and the genetics of host responses to infection.
For example, the risk for bipolar disorder was found to be 68% due to genetics and only 32% due to environmental factors.
Faced with the new Lysenkoism it is worth remembering that the moral issues lie not in genetics, but in the agenda of those who use it; and that liberation lies not in denying science, but in understanding what it is trying to do.
SNH are hiding behind genetics tests which I believe not to be valid as they are based on a small population of European wildcats in Switzerland and none are from pure Scottish wildcats.
He would also not "bet his house" on the robustness of the actual percentages for the role of genetics in infidelity.
Weight maintenance was 63% due to genetics and 37% due to environmental factors.
In the field of genetics it's been shown that the lower down the social scale you are, the faster your DNA ages.
Monsters aside, the broody male, he says, might have been a gynandromorph – a quirk of genetics in which the chicken has the "plumbing", and appearance, of both male and female.
