Sentence examples for genetics programme from inspiring English sources

Of the 437 female probands referred to the clinical cancer genetics programme, 192 (44%) met the provincial criteria for the genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 and underwent a genetic test (Table 1).

"Before 2000, some people were working on searching for genes that could participate in complex diseases," looking at two to five candidate genes and dealing with 100 to 200 patients and controls at a time, says Javier Benítez, director of the human cancer genetics programme at the Spanish National Cancer Centre in Madrid.

Il22ra1tm1a/tm1a, RegIIIγtm1a/tm1a, and WT C57BL/6N mice were maintained and phenotyped by the Sanger Mouse Genetics Programme (White et al., 2013).

As I mentioned earlier, that was one of the very important factors in considering how we were going to run the mouse genetics programme when I came to the Sanger Institute.

In this interview, she explains how this area has engaged her attention since the first day she began her PhD, and discusses the power of mouse genetics programmes for advancing all areas of biomedical research.

The collection of viable DNA samples is an essential element of any genetics research programme.

The use of focus groups has engaged primary care providers of a potential genetics education programme in the Netherlands.

This work was funded by Sappi and Mondi through the Forest Molecular Genetics (FMG) Programme at the University of Pretoria and further supported by funding from The Human Resources for Industry Programme THRIPP) and the National Foundation for Research NRFF) of South Africa, as well as an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant LP0668943 to the University of Melbourne.

After his postdoctoral fellowship in London, Irv returned in 1966 to the biology-friendly department of psychology in Minneapolis and set up one of the first behaviour genetics training programmes in the US.

We believe this information can be used to develop genetics education programmes in the near future.

The esteemed John Sayles (director of Lone Star) and William Monahan (who won an Oscar for scripting The Departed) worked on a story that involved a top-secret genetics lab's programme to cross-breed humans with dinosaurs.